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GREAT NEWS FOR ROCHESTER AND MONROE COUNTY LISTENERS! NOW WYSL CAN BE HEARD 24 HOURS AT 92.1 FM
FIRST AGAIN! FM TALK COMES TO ROCHESTER COMMERCIAL RADIO WITH WYSL NEWSPOWER 1040 NOW HEARD AT 92.1 FM
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GREECE POLICE: VICTIMS KNEW ASSAILANTS IN APARTMENT TRIPLE-HOMICIDE
Chief cites lack of forced entry, suggests drug slayings as possible motive
TALK HOSTS RATTLE FORMER CONGRESSMAN MASSA
Glenn Beck tells Fox News viewers: "America, I think we wasted your time"
TWO CITY MEN SENTENCED IN ABDUCTION, ABUSE OF PREGNANT WOMAN
Devon Davis, Dwight Fowler each get 35 years pursuant to plea
ROCHESTER SCHOOLS GRADUATION RATE DROPS BELOW 50% OF STUDENTS
In familiar refrain, educators blame shifting state testing standards for grad-rate drop to 46%
JURY AWARDS $2.25 MIL IN GENESEO FATAL BUS CRASH CASE
Victim-survivors to be compensated; rear-end accident claimed 4 back in 2005
TAX "PILOT" PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY; MEDLEY CENTRE DEVELOPER'S JANUARY PAYMENT LATE
Town of Irondequoit: no response from Congel to demand letter
7 YEAR OLD GREECE BOY DEAD IN APPARENT MURDER-SUICIDE
Police: second-grader was killed by shotgun blast from his father, who then turned weapon on himself
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WYSL's afternoon talk host Bill Nojay appears on Fox News Channel's "The O’Reilly Factor" to discuss the dangers of cellphone texting while driving, in the aftermath of a crash that killed five Fairport high school graduates on their way to a party. A post-crash investigation revealed that texts were sent and received on the driver's cellphone moments before the head-on collision. Nojay is a radio talk host and EMT who has been a first responder at the scene of distracted-driving accidents.

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