Perhaps if our newsradio program director actually lived within listening distance of the radio station --- that person would have been aware that nothing was being covered. If something happens when the full time people are at the station it gets thouroughly covered, but after hours fugetaboutit. Let's face it we no longer have constitent radio reporting of news, let alone disasters in this area. I remember within the last two years the rivers were rising, it was a Saturday and some of the roads were closed, I switched over to our lone news station and nothing, not a mention, no traffic reports, nothing. However, when Pocono is having a race we get live traffic reports to tell us the obvious, Route 115 and I-80 are slow. There isn't even a single person dedicated as a reporter at our newsradio station. It is a talk station that occasionally covers the news... :'(
