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First off, I have to apologize to you nice people, but I also could use a hand to make this "Your Town Thursday" song extra special.

I haven't done this in awhile, and I'm itching to get back to it, so if you submit a town and some fun facts, I'll create a jingle for you on Your Town Thursday.  Here's all you have to do

Hudson - you might be a tough town to beat.  Lots of response, and a ton of "clicks" on our website to hear the tune.  I really appreciate it.  Now who's next?

Anyone that has seen "Batman: The Dark Knight Rises" is going to bust a gut laughing at at "Bane Cat".

I can't wait to get started with writing the next town tune.  By popular demand, it's going to be the booming Saratoga town of Wilton, New York.

Recently the bar has been raised for this little segment that we do on the Sean and Richie show called Your Town Thursday.  Greenville residents sent loads of  information to me, and so many people "liked" and responded to the article that I was flabbergasted.  No pressure here, but I'm just sayin'....

This was a tough assigment, I'm not gonna lie to you.  Maybe a lot of Schodackians are on vacation.  But somehow I got information the very last minute, thanks in part to devoted listener, Len Bates.  Song to follow

We were very busy with our very successful "Small Town Tour".  However, it threw me off schedule-wise, because it happened on a Friday.  I usually debuted my town theme songs on Thursday.  But now the tour is done for awhile, so we can go back to our regularly scheduled program

Nice to get so much input from contributors, and this was no exception.  The Mayfield folks came through again, and it actually caused a major dilemma - how am I supposed to get all of this into one song?  Well, I gave it the old college try.  The results are below

The Great American Office Cubicle.  We all have 'em.  Don't ya just love them?  Didn't think so.    Don't you feel like a rat in a maze?  There are some offices with 1000 of them or more.  In fact (this isn't funny)  sometimes you can lose an employee and not know that they actually DIED in one of them the day before, according to AOLnews...