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Raffio talks about how Northeast Delta is helping Medicaid recipients and Veterans.

President – CEO Tom Raffio joins us to discuss Northeast Delta Dental’s mobile van to reach Medicaid recipients and Veterans dental care program. Tom also talked about the national gathering in Baltimore for the prestigious Baldridge Client Service – Best Practices Award.

The mixed messages from both Democrats and Republicans.

Dr. John Lappie, Plymouth State University, joins WFEA’s The Morning Update to discuss the mixed messages by both Democrats and Republicans on Trump’s tariff policy, AIC and Sen. Sander’s ‘tour,’ and MI Gov. Whitmer’s visit to the White House.

Are young males facing new social stigmas…?

WFEA’s The Morning Update Host Jeff Chidester discusses social issues affecting the current generation of youth and society as a whole.

How Ward Meetings are helping City Leaders in Manchester and the voting closes in the Pizza Madness Challenge.

Andy Sylvia from Manchester Ink Link discusses the progression of the Pizza Madness challenge that Manchester Ink Link is running. Andy also provides an update on the ongoing Mayor’s Ward Meetings.

Osborne talks House Budget.

House Majority Leader Jason Osborne summarizes the NH House floor discussion and the recent votes leading to the passage of the House Budget.

Why some New Yorkers were afraid to go outside…

Political pundit Karl Zahan joins us to discuss an odd state about timber made by MSNBC pundit Chris Matthews, a bizarre counter-Hamas protest in NYC, and Tariffmania.

How the Derry-Londonderry VFW is giving back to the community.

Dan Stowers from the Derry-Londonderry VFW discusses their outreach programs and fundraising efforts. We focus on their upcoming 5K Walk, Fun-Run or Hike (with or without backpack). Find out more at vfw167-dot-org.

Issues facing Senate Lawmakers and understanding how they approach crossover bills.

NH Senate Minority Leader Rebecca Perkins – Kwoka provides her insight on crossover day and the NH House Budget. Sen. Perkins-Kwoka discusses a need to focus on the housing issue when the Senate takes up the crossover House Bills and the recently passed House budget.

What makes Elected officials so special ?

Should President Trump, members of his administration, and his allies be investigated for insider trading? WFEA Host Jeff Chidester shares audio from Sen. Adam Schiff and TV Host Stephanie Ruhle and discusses the more significant focus on insider trading in DC.

Brueckner sheds light on Wednesday’s surge on Wall St.

Retirement Intelligence’s Radio Host, Thom Brueckner, made a special visit to WFEA’s The Morning Update to discuss the economic and market events that occurred on Wednesday, April 9th. Thom shared the numerous positive actions and reactions that transpired throughout the day. 

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