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Tonight will be a special show where we will discuss the article I published earlier today: The Emerging Local Media Landscape in New Rochelle - 2012. The article is the result of ideas that have been forming in mind for a while but have rarely been fully articulated. There will certainly be many folks who disagree with my critique of the various media outlets such as the Journal News, WVOX, AOL Patch, Channel 12 News and others. There will even be a few folks upset with me for saying aloud what I have been thinking for a while. Either way I would sure like to hear from you on this topic and hope you will call or listen to the show.
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Bob McCaffrey was born and raised in New Rochelle. He has worked for a major beverage company with responsibilities in sales, distribution and plant operations. He is an active member of the Mount Joy Neighborhood Association.
Last night on your show one of the callers mentioned the abscence of the New Rochelle Police Blotter in the Journal News. Did not think much of it at the time. Seems rather coincidental to find this in the Journal News posted yesterday as well:
http://soundshore.lohudblogs.com/2012/01/05/new-rochelle-police-blotter-...