hurricane irene

This is an ongoing situation and will be for a long time all thanks to Tropical Storm Irene.

We’re just about into fall and with fall comes the thought of Halloween - with all the great costumes, candy and of course pumpkins for Jack-o-lanterns.

People are still asking me how they can get donations to local flood victims.  I wanted to share this list of businesses who are collecting donations for our neighbors in need.

If you were stuck in the flood, assisted in the clean-up or touched dirty flood waters, you should get a Tetanus shot.  With all the emergency situations we found ourselves in since Tropical Storm Irene, don't overlook the fact that most adults don't have updated tetanus protection and are at risk for exposure.

We have several flood warnings posted for the listening area, now we have some evacuations as of 1:00pm on Thursday, September 8.

WTEN is reporting that Flood Warnings have been issued for the following areas for Thursday, September 8.  In addition to the flood warnings, Montgomery County has issued a state of emergency.

I can't believe the response all of you showed for this mix of the song. It has been overwhelming to say the least. Thank you. Well, we have a listener who took it one step further with a slide show to go with the audio, and posted it on You Tube. Her name is Wendy Irish O'Shea, and she did a fantastic job with it. Thank you so much Wendy. With the Sean and Richie Show raising much needed funds f

Brantley Gilbert's latest hit "Country Must Be Country Wide" describes how Country folks are raised to help - it's not where you live, you're not raised to take, but raised to give; giving the shirt off your back to help anyone in need.  With that thought in mind, Governor Cuomo has launched a Labor Day weekend effort to tap into the good neighbor instincts of New Yorkers and rally volu

(UPDATE at 6:30 a.m.) We have some new information from our friends at WNYT - They will keep the Loads of Hope at the Cobleskill Walmart for a few more days. it will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. In the aftermath of the floods caused by Irene it's easy to forget some of the things we do everyday and take for granted. Like putting on clean clothes and going about our daily tasks. Imagine if you had

It was just a LITTLE BIT uncomfortable trying to catch some shut eye during our camping excursion outside of the Crossgates Mall.  It was supposed to be.  We wanted to "rough it".  But I didn't realize how rough it could get, so I decided to chronicle what I went through for you

First and foremost we have to say THANK YOU to you, our dedicated and incredibly generous listeners. Without your dedication and support we would have never raised the $30,000 (and counting) for the Red Cross to use to help out victims of Irene in the Albany area and surrounding communities.

If you had to evacuate your home immediatly, I'm sure you would try to save all members of your family, including your pets.  Sadly, that's not the case for some people who evacuated during Tropical Storm Irene.  I truly believe that if it's not safe for you to stay, it's not safe for your pet to stay.  Regardless, several animals are lost and looking for their families.