710 W.O.R. Filling in for Mark, here again is Ken Rosado.

Nice to be with you on this day. Memorial Day. Once again, remember all those people who have died as a result of being part of our military to defend us, protect us. This is a day that we remember them.

So as much as it's nice to spend time with family and friends enjoying your day off,

have that hot dog, have that hamburger because they did sacrifice so that you could have

the freedom, but don't forget that. We should always take that moment to say thank you

and remember them on this special day. 800321710. 800 300321710 for 710. W-O-R. Again, Ken Rosado in. Thank you to Mark Simone for letting me sit in today and to our friend Tom Cuddy, the program director here at W-O-R radio. It's always an honor to walk in the building. I still get goosebumps. I'm 59 years old. I've been listening to the many of the call letters that are

housed in this building since I was a kid. And so to walk in these hallowed halls and see some of the

personalities that I listen to, especially the great Mark Simone, please, I get goosebumps

sitting in the chair. So I promise, Mark, I'll leave the studio neat. I'll clean up all my little goodies here on your desk.

I promise.

All right.

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You may have heard about the hantavirus.

Everybody's talking about hantavirus and Ebola. Hantavirus and Ebola. You may have heard about the hantavirus. Everybody's talking about hantavirus and Ebola,

hantavirus and Ebola.

And, you know, I heard it over the weekend a lot of newscasts,

and having been a news anchor for the majority of my career,

and look, we can't not report a story like that.

You have to do it, but you have to do it not in headline

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