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Disrespect fort eagles. This week the stakes are high must. So they just block out the clutter. You just got to Stay Grounded in the moment, and, you know, you have to block out the clutter, block out the noise, and focus on, focus on today. Focus on wednesday and, you know, get yourself prepared just like you would any other wednesday. Coming up later in the show its the battle of the back up quarterbacks this sunday nick foles talk about how wild it is to face off against his former teammate in case keenum. Lucy. All right. Well talk to you then. Thank you kristen. Countdown is on. We want t...

Almost feels like it is the weekends, because so excited for whats happening. We call it friday eve morning this thursday. And a lot happening this weekend. Lots. Oh, we have the womans march as well in addition to games and things and stuff and like so many things happening. Just in your world, then of core everybody, weve got the kids running around, right . Yes. School, practice. Bob will get us around in just an employment, lots to go through. Talk about the weekend weather looking good. Nor once the weather wont get in your way. Kind of the messed us up yesterday in the morning. But were ...

Going to make them feel better by having nice dogs at the stadium. Right, sue . Nice dogs. That dog is smiling. Yes do you want one every these . Making them in the studio right over by sues feet. Our lovely interns victoria and kira are cutting away, we will be giving these away. Thats labor intensive but it will be worth it. Yes, but theyre getting paid almost oh, theyre interns. College, college graduates. Pick up the pace. Common. We need 70,000 of these. Oh, my goodness. What time is the game sunday . 6 45. Oh, no. Internships, youre fun. 69,500. We need some bigger scissors. All right, w...

Metuchen's Edgar Middle School and Scotch Plains-Fanwood's William J. McGinn Elementary School have been granted 2022 Blue Ribbon status.

Of the 297 schools chosen nationwide from a pool of up to 420 applicants, nine New Jersey schools in eight different counties in the Garden State were recognized as exemplary high-performing schools.