Westchester On the Level with Narog and Aris

WHYT Radio's Driving Me Crazy duo John and Laurie Wiles engage in their unique automotive review interspersed with lessons in life. Discourse centers about people, love, life, and cars; ably discussed by Bugsy "Car Talk" Lawlor during the "Ridin' with Bugsy" segment, and with Winston "Tech Talk" Morrow. Listen to the conversation during the opening half-hour this Thursday, September 1st @10am DST

Mount Vernon Mayor Richard Thomas updates our listeners over his role as Mount Vernon I.D.A. Chair and that of Sean McIntyre, recently appointed Acting Director, among other state of city affairs from 10:30am.

Nathan Hunter, Associate Director of Land & River Programs at Groundworks Hudson Valley gives mention to this Saturday's showing about permaculture and sustainable agriculture. Listen in from 11-11:30am for greater detail on the subject matter and mention of the showing of the film.

Ossining Village Mayor Victoria Gearity speaks to the effort to dissuade anchorage of ships and barges along the 70 miles length of the Hudson River from Yonkers to Kingston. She makes comment over its prudent or lack thereof proposal and comments on the efficacy, such as engaged by the Greenburgh City Council. Greenburgh has chosen to disallow the U.S. Navy to institute the "parking" of ships and barges on the Hudson. Is their vote ecologically prudent, and supportive of maintaining a welcoming visual river view and an evolutionary effort toward inviting greater investment in a vibrant and bustling waterfront smart? This segment is heard from 11:30am to 12Noon.

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