Rated one of Pennsylvania's top blog/sites, the LuLac Political Letter delves into issues of politics on all levels (with special concentration on Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties: thus the name LULAC) and pop culture. The LuLac Political Letter was also named Best Political Blog of the Year for 2014 by NEPA BLOGCON and most recently David Yonki was named Best Blogger of the year 2015 by the publication Diamond City.
posted by David Yonki @ 12:42 AM
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Political analyst for WBRE TV's Pa. Live program and post election commentator for WBRE TV's Eyewitness News Daybreak show. Author of the book "A Radio Story/We Wish You Well In Your Future Endeavors" and "Leges Vitae" "26 Rules of Life" and the new novel, "Weather Or Knot". The blog editor also writes various news articles and columns as well as upcoming literary projects. The blog editor was a frequent guest on WYOU TV'S INTERACTIVE NEWSCASTS when political issues were discussed on the national, state and local level. Yonki was a weekly panelist on WYLN TV 35's Friday Topic A program. He also appeared on the Hazleton, PA. station on Election Night doing coverage and did special projects and stories for WYLN TV 35's 10PM Newscast "Late Edition".
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I read Joanne Corbett's bio. It would appear that the Minooka Corbetts are as politically entrenched as anyone a certain radio host attacks. HMMMMM
Now will Yonk allow this comment or will he edit it as he continues to protect the WILKers
I had the pleasure of meeting Bob Cummings many years ago during a visit he made to the State College Airport. Cummings was an good pilot who often volunteered his time and talent to support the Civil Air Patrol. He seemed to be a very nice and down to earth person not very caught up in his own star status.
He also never seemed to lose his youthful look. I enjoyed seeing the openng of his once popular TV program on today's post.
And speaking of 'once popular', thanks for remembering WYOU in yesterday's article!
Many years ago I knew the man who wrote the song Bob Cummings used as a theme song. His name was Frank Stanton. With weekly network play he earned a decent piece of change. For that reason, Johnny Carson, Carroll OConnor and Kelsea Grammer have been co writers or writer on their signature tunes. Carsons co credit was with Paul Anka and it played 5 nights a week
for all those years.
IN RESPONSE
I read Joanne Corbett's bio. It would appear that the Minooka Corbetts are as politically entrenched as anyone a certain radio host attacks. HMMMMM
Now will Yonk allow this comment or will he edit it as he continues to protect the WILKers
CORBETT, THE RADIO TALK SHOW HOST RECUSES HIMSELF FROM THIS RACE. SAID IT ON THE RADIO A FEW TIMES. AND FOR THE 1000th TIME, WILK DOESN'T NEED PROTECTING FROM ME.
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