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Sue Henry



Sue Henry has been WILK's midday talk show host since 2002, specializing in witty banter, politics, oddball music and a little bit of baseball chatter. Sue is a graduate of King's College in Wilkes-Barre and serves as an adjunct faculty member and moderator of the school's radio station. In her spare time, Sue looks after three children and several cats and dogs ***

Weekdays: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM The Sue Henry Show
Weekdays 9am-12:00pm

suehenry@wilknewsradio.com

Tips- call me after my show- 883-9800 ext. 158



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Oh look, a bug!
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These days, I worry. While I was navigating through the streets of Wilkes-Barre tonight, a person wearing dark colored clothing emerged from a dark vehicle and into my lane of travel. Did this person think about the potential outcome of his/her exit...
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A girl and her uncle
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Blue skies Smiling at me Nothing but blue skies Do I see Blue birds Singing a song Nothing but blue skies All day long _ Irving Berlin Bill McDonough slipped into my life, and he slipped out of it in August. During the course of his colorful,...
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New flood, same feelings
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During the all too brief time I knew my mother-in-law, I learned what flooding could do. I realized it could take your home, but I didn't understand the way it could overcome your spirit. In 1972, my own mother was overseas on an extended vacation to...
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Teachers need a PR tutorial
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The lesson the Scranton Federation of Teachers is giving this Saturday is clear: Throw a tantrum if you don't get your way. Sinking their teeth into the taut skin of the city's taxpayers, the members of the Scranton Federation of Teachers 1147 have...
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Full Circle Not That Far of a Trip
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\"Mom, were you ever like me?\" It's the end of a summer's day, after a long summer that was preceded by a long summer. It's just the two of us in the house, which seems odd because there are five of us. But, for much of this summer, circumstances have...
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A tale of two judges
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One judge has put Luzerne County on the map and embroiled it in one of the worst corruption scandals in the annals of the court system, causing a prosecutor to opine it will never be fixed in our lifetime. One judge says although he has been convicted...
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Rock On
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Last week, I took my kids to Ohio. And, no, that was not a punishment. We took that long trek on I-80 and enjoyed everything but the town of Clarion, Pa., which isn't as glamorous as the road sign would lead you to believe. The two kids that went on the...
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Do It
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There are 188,000 eligible registered voters in Luzerne County. I've been told the sixth place finisher on the Republican side in the county judicial race can win with over 4,000 votes. Do not adjust your sets, that what I was told. The sixth place...
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So long
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Now a week later his disciples were again inside and Thomas was with them. Jesus came, although the doors were locked, and stood in their midst and said, \"Peace be with you.\" Then he said to Thomas, \"Put your finger here and see my hands, and bring...
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Thanks, Poly
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On the day when her first CD in many years was released, Poly Styrene died in England. On the way to work today, her new song, \"Virtual Boyfriend,\" played in my car. Poly and I had grown apart over the years. It happens in life. However, when she was...
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