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no responses. December 17, 2019 Janet Michael

SportsRap: Wrestling Coach Tim McGuire

SportsRap: Wrestling Coach Tim McGuire

Sports Rap on The River 95.3 with hosts, Mike O’Dell, Dick Helm & Scott Musa is recorded live every Monday night from Glory Days Grill in […]

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no responses. December 10, 2019 Janet Michael

SportsRap: Track & Field Coaches Andy Marrocco & AJ Blaisdell

SportsRap: Track & Field Coaches Andy Marrocco & AJ Blaisdell

Sports Rap on The River 95.3 with hosts, Mike O’Dell, Dick Helm & Scott Musa is recorded live every Monday night from Glory Days Grill in […]

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no responses. December 3, 2019 Janet Michael

SportsRap: SU Women’s Basketball Coach, Melissa Smeltzer-Kraft

SportsRap: SU Women’s Basketball Coach, Melissa Smeltzer-Kraft

Sports Rap on The River 95.3 with hosts, Mike O’Dell, Dick Helm & Scott Musa is recorded live every Monday night from Glory Days Grill in […]

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no responses. November 26, 2019 Janet Michael

SportsRap: SU Football Coach, Scott Yoder

SportsRap: SU Football Coach, Scott Yoder

Sports Rap returns to The River 95.3 with hosts, Mike O’Dell, Dick Helm & Scott Musa. It’s recorded live every Monday night from Glory Days Grill […]

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The River 95.3

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Caps-Bruins at 6:45! www.nhl.com/capitals/news/caps-start-march-slate-in-boston/c-322013334 ... See MoreSee Less

Caps Start March Slate in Boston

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Zdeno Chara returns to Boston for first time as a Capital on Wednesday night when Caps' five-game trip continues in Beantown

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Lonnie's Fun Fact for Wednesday March 3, 2021. Do you know a snollygoster? I'll bet you do and don't even know it. The word came into English in the 1800s and refers to a shrewd and unprincipled person, and especially an unprincipled politician. Some etymologists thought the word may have it's roots in the word snallygaster, which is used to describe a mythical creature from rural Maryland that is half reptile and half bird, and which purportedly preys on chickens and children. The problem is that snollygoster appears in print before snallygaster. President Truman used the word in a speech in West Virginia in 1952 and when asked what it meant he replied "it refers to a man born out of wedlock." Reporters quickly rushed to their dictionaries and found Harry was wrong. The word can mean a number of things from tadpoles to politicians, but not what Truman had thought it meant. As far as habitat, it appears that snollygosters prefer to live in the swamp. Listen to the podcast here; theriver953.com/podcast/fun-fact-march-3-2021/ ... See MoreSee Less

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5 hours ago

C-Cap votes against the purchase of a new building. VH gets the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. A check in with Todd Jones as well. That and more right here: theriver953.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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