An avid fan of the New York Mets and New York Giants, I love to play golf (I stink at it tho), but I care much less about my hobbies since becoming a father in 2015. See a smile on my face? I'm probably thinking about spending time with my son. My radio career began as a board operator. An ability to provide an objective voice has led to many opportunities with Utica's first radio station. I've worked as a news reporter, news director and now Brand Manager of WIBX 950 Utica, Rome. Catch me each weekday morning on WIBX First News with Keeler in the Morning, or find me on YouTube breaking down the evolution of America's 'big four sports.' I should mention I also watch the Knicks, I'd say I'm a fan, but they don't usually give you anything to root for!
Jeff Monaski
Keeler Show Notes for Monday, October 7th, 2019
Keeler Show Notes for Monday, October 7th, 2019
Hennessy Clarifies Position on Cree Announcement, Says Taxpayers Deserve Answers, Voice
The Democratic challenger for Oneida County Executive says he isn't against the recent announcement that Cree Inc. would build a state of the art wafer manufacturing plant in Marcy, but Michael Hennessy says he's skeptical and has lingering questions.
3 Men in Custody After ‘Shots Fired’, Vehicle Chase and Crash at Sangertown Square
Utica Police detained three men Wednesday evening after a police chase through Utica and parts of New Hartford that resulted in the suspects' vehicle running into a guardrail in the parking lot of Sangertown Square.
Clinton Native, Ex-Pioneer Burmaster In Lineup for Comets Preseason Opener
A local hockey standout will be in uniform tonight for the Utica Comets as they host their preseason opener against the Binghamton Devils.
State of the Art Wafer Fabrication Facility Headed to Marcy
A North Carolina based company will invest $1 billion in construction, equipment and other related costs to build the world's largest silicon carbide device manufacturing facility in Marcy, NY.
After Much Discussion, It Appears Kelberman Project Can Move Forward As Is
It appears that the Kelberman Center's 60-unit housing project in South Utica will move forward as planned but there is much lingering discussion about whether the city's charter was violated in it's approval process.
Cuomo Scraps License Plate Plan Called ‘Cash Grab’ By Many
The statement came on the same day Sienna College released a poll that found 75% of New Yorkers believed the additional $25 replacement fee was unfair.
Utica Council Special Meeting to Discuss Kelberman Center Housing Project
''Everyone has to follow the rules. Since they didn't, they have to start from scratch. They have to start over,'' Marino said.
18 Years Later, State Police Sgt. Dave Olney Reflects on 9/11
Local New York State Police Sgt. Dave Olney joined the Keeler in the Morning to look back on 18 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center.
Update: Three Stabbed, One Killed in Boonville ‘Domestic’ Incident
One man was killed and two others were injured in appears to be an early morning family fight at a home on Summit Street in Boonville. according to local reports.