And now, from the mayor's office, above the boat house, on the east shore of Spoon

Link, its garage logic, with rookie on production, Chris Reaver's director of social media,

John Hyde in the newsroom, and occasionally Kenny from the Krabbit Coffee Shop,

here is your flashlight king, fireworks commissioner, and keeper of common sense,

your mayor, Joseph Sharay,

Commander of the Krabbit Coffee Shop, Krabbit Coffee Shop, coffee cups left?

I don't think so, and I hope you got one.

Isn't this segment five?

Yeah, I think you did a bad math, mayor.

I think it's five.

No, there's five segments in each hour.

Nope, second one.

I'm not good at math myself, but I think this is five, not six.

Anyway, let's not get to rail on that.

The second garage logic segment number five.

There we go.

One of my favorite essays of all time is Ebay White's essay called The Eye of Edna,

written about Hurricane Edna in 1954 or five, and it's about, I just love his work.

And it's about, he was living on a saltwater farm in Maine.

And it's really also a great story about radio, radio being the preem,

and it means of communication in the day aside from newspapers.

And how the radios were taking a new liking to the discovery of hurricanes.

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