Top 40 For 12.08.11
December 8th, 2011 by Eric Loose
Merry Christmas, WLOY listeners! To celebrate, before you open presents, before you break into that roasted ham on Christmas Day, watch the best holiday-themed movie ever, The Grinch, before you spin that Dreidel,or even before you air your grievances, perform your feats of strength, or break out your Festivus Pole, make sure you give these awesome records a listen, it’ll make your holiday that much better, we at WLOY contend! Read the rest of this entry »
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NBA: Back and bett…Well, It’s Back!
December 8th, 2011 by Anthony Santiago
“Kyrie Irving dribbles down Euclid Ave. for the basket and the foul. Cleveland 81 Miami 82″
During the NBA Draft, questions were swirling that an NBA season may not be possible. With the end of the NBA Finals also came the end of the NBA Players Collective Bargaining Agreement. At the same instance, the NFL lockout had occurred and a heated battle had been underway.
So when Kyrie Irving, the number one overall pick in the NBA draft was selected by Cleveland, many Clevelander fans and NBA fans just did not know if they would ever see their new addition actually don the wine and gold. They didn’t know if it was possible to ever hear the opening line to this article.
And so… Read the rest of this entry »
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Centsable Finance Today – Christmas Price Index
December 8th, 2011 by The Professor
Just what is a Christmas Price Index? Joe Jennings, Director of Investments, PNC Bank Wealth Management Program will explain it is your family’s gage of how your budget is working especially with the financial pressures of the holidays coming up. Tune in today at 1pm or listen to the show later in our archives!
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Wacky Wednesday: The Nutshell Studies of Unexpected Death
December 7th, 2011 by Tamarah Lawrence
Murder may not be necessarily wacky but what about miniature recreations of actual crime scenes perfected? Located on the third floor of the Maryland Medical Examiner’s office is a small group of horrors. It is an exhibit of actual handmade crime scenes. Frances Glessner Lee made these models in the late 1940’s. Lee was a vibrant woman, raised on Sherlock Holmes mysteries and a fascination surrounding sleuthing. The models are based on real crime scenes. Actual crime scene photographs, and sketches and statements from witnesses and police were used in recreating the actual crime scenes in these exhibits. You can schedule an appointment to view The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death by reaching them at (410) 333-3250. The State of Maryland Medical Examiner’s office is located at 111 Penn Street in Baltimore.
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Mayor’s Christmas Parade ’11
December 6th, 2011 by Kate Marshall
The fine folks in charge of the Mayor’s Christmas Parade invited little old us to join in the fun again. Honored, and wiser after last year’s candy cane shortfall, we armed ourselves with 1,000 canes, plus little stuffed critters and fabulous snowballs. Well… that didn’t last nearly as long as we hoped as the turnout (thanks to the above zero temps) was huge. Some of the great kids in our (National Award Winning) What Happens Next? program came and walked with us, giving out candy like professional elves. We also added tunes and put Santa Hillary in the sleigh to keep things lively. Hillary appreciated all the attention but refuses to let us hand out her phone number guys, sorry. Next year we need to spice it up even more… ideas? Want to see some fabulous photos as we tried to be elves? Read the rest of this entry »
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