The Paying Attention Radio Program November 5, 2011

It's his first show back on WCAP after Tom Duggan of The Valley Patriot and Paul Murano's one year hiatus and it was packed with action.

(A big Than you to Rick Coco of WHAV "the Wave" in Haverhill for giving us an opportunity to do our show while we were "on hiatus" from WCAP).

DOWNLOAD OR LISTEN TO HOUR 1: A tribute to Lawrence Fire Lt. Jim Zahn, a recap of the candidates for office in Lawrence and the influence of Mayor Willie Lantigua. Roger Twomey accepts an endorsement from Willie Lantigua and gets away with it. Lawrence City Councilor Marc Laplante calls in to make a final plea for votes and says Lantigua is more concerned with personal gain than the betterment of the city of Lawrence. Race voting in Lawrence.

DOWNLOAD OR LISTEN TO HOUR 2: A continuation of the first hour discussion on the upcoming Lawrence elections. A run down of the differences between Steve Zanni and Al DiNuccio, candidates for mayor of Methuen.

A call by Methuen Mayoral Candidate Steve Zanni making his final push for votes before the election the following Tuesday, as well as Al DiNuccio. Kemal Bozkurt a Muslim candidate for School Committee calls in with what Tom called one of the most entertaining calls of all time, Mr. Maali follows up with another really entertaining call.

Produced by Tim Bomil and Jack Baldwin, co-host Paul Murano

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The Paying Attention! Radio Program with Tom Duggan, (November 11, 2010)

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This week Tom Duggan and Paul Murano talked about the corruption in the Lawrence Police Department, The arrest of Officer Richard Brooks, the debacle of Deputy Chief Bonilla's son and the criminal charges against him, the court display by city employees who showed up to show support for Bonillas son etc. Failed mayoral and State Rep. candidate Al Dinuccio came in to chat with us about Methuen, the elections, some f his new ideas and hinted he will be a candidate for mayor next year when Bill Manzi is term lnmited out of office.

Tom and Paul also talked about the death penalty, George Bush, foreign policy and a few breaking news stories.