andrew cuomo

This has been a question for many of us in Albany - Is  Governor Andrew Cuomo content to stay in the area, or does he have bigger plans? I decided to take this issue on musically, with apologies to Blake Shelton and Michael Buble.

I was on Facebook earlier today when I saw several posts about how New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo was

New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo recently gave his 2014 budget address which includes a very controversial proposal.

Earlier I wrote "An open letter to Richard Sherman" of the Seattle Seahawks in regard to his post game antics last night, and the many other occurrences of bad sportsmanship that he has shown. I wrote it with love and tried very hard to understand where he comes from and tried to help him to learn some things that life has taught me the hard way. In the end though, that is football, one

I saw two articles tonite. One was Lea Michele's tweet about her extremely skimpy bikini.  The other was some information about our New York Governor's upcoming State of the State message.  I was wondering which one you would want to read about more?

The flu is at epidemic levels in New York State this year, a health emergency has been declared. The flu is not a cold, and is nothing to be taken lightly.

I think this is great. Our governor is actually spending his vacation in our state. Andrew Cuomo was spotted with his girlfriend Lee chilling in Lake Placid.

The poor kid has become a punch line for every joke about teen celebrity and fame, yet he does have alot of redeeming qualities.  Justin Beiber is now a man (albeit young man) on a mission!

Maybe you already knew this, but we live in the highest taxed state in America.

Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders have actually come to an agreement on a new budget for the state, which will include no new taxes or tax increases. Albany may be on the right track.

Praise the Lord and pass the merlot!   We've got, in theory,  a budget "agreement" in New York.  And we did it before the deadline.  (Again, in theory--they still have to sign the paperwork).  According to the Albany Times Union, if it is passed we will have a budget with $132 billion in state spending, which is a 2 percent cut over spending in the current fiscal year...

Well, here's what I have for tomorrow's show--a little ditty about the dreaded--I mean, much anticipated..NY Tax Cap.  But I only have the words... here's what I have so far.  (And I'll be singin' the song tomorrow morning between 8:30am-8:45am BTW