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WRVO – Want to enter NPR's 3 Minute Fiction Contest? Host Guy Raz talks with WRVO's Dave Bullard to explain how it works.

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By Dave Bullard/WRVO

OSWEGO, NY – WRVO's Dave Bullard speaks with Brian and Rosi Amador, the team behind the Latin roots music group Sol y Canto (Sun and Song). The group performs its new work, Sabor y Memorial (Taste and Memory): A Musical Feast on Saturday, Sept. 25 at SUNY Oswego's Waterman Theater.

Tickets are available at oswego.edu/arts

By Jason Smith, Kate Percival

WRVO's Weekly Edition - September 24th, 2010

By Doug Tribou

Boston, MA – Some would say that former New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was larger than life. But commentator Doug Tribou says Steinbrenner's memorial - unveiled this week at Yankee Stadium - is too big...even for the Boss.

Doug Tribou is filling in this week for Bill Littlefield on NPR's Only a Game, heard Saturday's at 7:00am on WRVO

By Mike Benjamin

Oswego, NY – A new poll in the New York race for governor has the pollsters themselves surprised. That story and more in today's newscast.

By Dave Bullard/WRVO

WRVO – Surprising. Shocking. Amazing.

Those were the reactions to Wednesday's Quinnipiac University poll that shows Democrat Andrew Cuomo holding only a six point lead over Republican Carl Paladino.

In fact, those were the reactions of the pollster.

Quinipiac's Mickey Carroll told reporters that when he first saw the numbers, he asked the staff to check them again.

WRVO – Kevin Williams brings you the morning's weather forecast.

WRVO – This morning's top news stories from the WRVO newsroom.

By Joyce Gramza

Oswego, NY – The United States Food and Drug administration has said that the so-called "AquaAdvantage" salmon appear to be the same as wild Atlantic salmon.

The fish are modified with a growth hormone gene that makes them grow quicker and mature earlier than wild salmon.

Dan Bishop says from a pure food-production standpoint, that makes sense.

By Grant Davis Reeher

Oswego, NY – Incumbent State Senator Dave Valesky, who is pursuing re-election in New York's 49th senate district, reflects on his most recent term of service, his efforts at reform, and argues that despite appearances and real problems, the process in Albany has actually improved. He also discusses his leadership role in the senate, and how citizens might best distinguish between Albany writ large and his own efforts there.