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Mr. Garza has claimed that since he feels Kalamazoo in unprepared for the future and how its growth has been thwarted by a backward-minded, old-rule mentality, he is going to be taking his business out of Kalamazoo, which he says is projected to drive in over $4,000,000 in revenue this year.

Mr. Garza has claimed that since he feels Kalamazoo in unprepared for the future and how its growth has been thwarted by a backward-minded, old-rule mentality, he is going to be taking his business out of Kalamazoo, which he says is projected to drive in over $4,000,000 in revenue this year.

Mr. Garza has claimed that since he feels Kalamazoo in unprepared for the future and how its growth has been thwarted by a backward-minded, old-rule mentality, he is going to be taking his business out of Kalamazoo, which he says is projected to drive in over $4,000,000 in revenue this year.

Mr. Garza has claimed that since he feels Kalamazoo in unprepared for the future and how its growth has been thwarted by a backward-minded, old-rule mentality, he is going to be taking his business out of Kalamazoo, which he says is projected to drive in over $4,000,000 in revenue this year.

Mr. Garza has claimed that since he feels Kalamazoo in unprepared for the future and how its growth has been thwarted by a backward-minded, old-rule mentality, he is going to be taking his business out of Kalamazoo, which he says is projected to drive in over $4,000,000 in revenue this year.

We have some construction going on in our building at work, and it's forced me to have to dump stuff into my office from my other workplaces.

We have some construction going on in our building at work, and it's forced me to have to dump stuff into my office from my other workplaces.

WRKR's founder, Ed Sackley has seen his share of concerts. Sackley joined WRKR's Benson & Bobby Friday morning, from an airplane, to talk about the show Thursday night (September 30th) in Newcastle, England

From The Bottom Of My Heart, Thank You, KFR Listeners Published: February 12, 2021 A Halloween celebration in the early 1990s at Bourbon Street, in Kalamazoo, with Glen Dillon, me, and newsperson Diana Catacosinos. (Dave Benson,TSM) Well here it is, after 34 years, the final show on 103.3 KFR. Sad? No. Never, because it was one incredible ride. And because Im not gone. Ill be working 30 feet from here beginning Monday. When I got the call in late 1986, about coming to KFR, I had no idea that th...