Tommorow night Wednesday March 26 at 7:30 I will be hosting a live show on MCTV that will allow you to call in and ask me questions on the air. The call in number is 978-689-8627, and the show will be broadcast on Comcast Channel 22, and Verizon Channel 33. This show grew from some suggestions made to me on this blog that a more direct way of asking questions or making comments would be a good thing. I look forward to taking your calls on air, and I respectfully ask that no jokes be made about my weight. If this show attracts some interest I will do it on a regular basis. You can email me questions that I will read on air if you prefer that to calling. You can email those questions to mayorsoffice@ci.methuen.ma.us Look forward to talking to some of the readers of this blog Wednesday night.
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Your honor,
Nice talking to you. However, as Bill O’Reily would says, “a little too much bloviating”. (probably that goes for me, too)
Catch you next time.
Jules
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