Keeler Show Notes for 3/10/16

Thursday, March 10, 2016

6 AM Hour

We discuss the Utica City Budget and the property tax cap override.

Jim Rondenelli was in court for yesterday’s Word of Life Court Beating Case. Charges were dropped against Bruce Leonard, the father of beating victims Lucas Leonard and Christopher Leonard.

In West Virginia they passed a bill that makes it legal to sell raw milk. Several lawmakers who drank the milk got sick but some are saying it

We talk with Rachel Sutherland of Fox News Radio about last night’s Democratic presidential debate.

Utica Common Councilman John Jacon calls in to talk about the budget. He says that the city is using $600,000 from the fund balance. Jacon says they are anticipating $800,000 in revenue from the sale of the Hotel Utica which has not yet happened.

We discuss the Utica City Budget and the property tax cap override.

Jim Rondenelli was in court for yesterday’s Word of Life Court Beating Case. Charges were dropped against Bruce Leonard, the father of beating victims Lucas Leonard and Christopher Leonard.

In West Virginia they passed a bill that makes it legal to sell raw milk. Several lawmakers who drank the milk got sick but some are saying it was because of the milk...

7 AM Hour

Lindy from Utica competes in our Free Money Question of the Day.

Frank Vernuccio, Jr. talks about whether Trump is going to win the GOP primary. He says that the GOP is shooting itself in the foot trying to get Trump out. He says that Rubio could be the winner if he dropped out now. “The middle class has taken it on the chin for the past eight years…”

Joe Load calls in on Trump.

Catherine calls in to discuss the milk issue. She says that you should never, ever, ever drink raw milk because the pasteurization kills bad diseases. She chooses not to comment on the cider pasteurization.

Keeler explains why Kristine is goofy, and why he had his own goofy moment.

Michael Galime, Common Council President, joins us to talk about the budget vote in Utica and the vote to override the tax cap.

Keeler complains that he has millions of squirrels in his backyard and yet he tried to save one of them this weekend.

He has a trampoline in the backyard.