By Dave Bullard

Oswego, NY – We're not far from the change of seasons from summer to fall. But commentator Dave Bullard has a different kind of change on his mind these days.

*This commentary aired during the August 27 episode of WRVO's Weekly Edition.

By Jason Smith/Kate Percival

WRVO's Weekly Edition - August 27, 2010

Oswego, NY – This week, we'll take a look at the reasonable expectations for companies looking to crate green jobs in New York. A local economist talks about why we might be headed for a second recession. In this week's Campbell Conversations, an Ithaca based novelist who writes about Pakistan discusses the proposed Islamic center near ground zero. These stories and more on WRVO's Weekly Edition.

By Kevin Williams

Oswego, NY – Warm weather returns over the next several days. WRVO meteorologist Kevin Williams has details.

By Michael Benjamin

Oswego, NY – Governor Paterson comments on a plan by the Oneida Indian Nation to manufacture cigarettes on their reservation. That story and more in today's newscast.

Verona, NY – The Oneida Nation will move its cigarette making plant from the Buffalo area to its own reservation --a move that could blunt state efforts to tax sales to non-natives.

WRVO's Dave Bullard has the story.

WRVO – Kevin Williams' morning weather forecast for today.

WRVO – The morning's news headlines from the WRVO newsroom.

By Scott Atkinson

Watertown, NY – Commentator Scott Atkinson is thinking a lot about the issue of fact vs fiction...and when fiction creates friction.

*This commentary aired on the August 6 edition of WRVO's Weekly Edition

By Michael Benjamin

Oswego, NY – The superintendent of Syracuse schools praises the "Say Yes to Education" program in his "State of the Schools" address. That story and more in this afternoon's newscast.

By Ryan Morden

Canastota, NY – Congressman Bill Owens says he plans to make energy a big campaign issue for this fall's race in the 23rd congressional district. The Democrat made the statement Tuesday during a visit to Energy Masters, a solar panel manufacturing facility in Canastota.

He says ventures like that are key to creating steady, good paying jobs and breaking our dependency on foreign oil. Owens argues the only way government can encourage job creation is with tax breaks.