I've been doing this radio thing for 40 years now. I've been a part of the morning show since 1986. Ever since I was a kid, I've loved to read. I read the newspaper each day nearly cover to cover, nearly everything except the classifieds. I’m a lifelong Bills and Sabres fan and I've been a regular in the press box of both teams since 1979. You’d think in all that time one of those teams would win a championship! Four cracks at it for the Bills and two for the Sabres and they came up short each time. I was born in Buffalo and raised in Tonawanda. I went to college at Niagara University and since Clay went to Canisius, we get to tease each other twice each year when the Eagles and Griffs meet to play basketball. I began buying records when I was just a kid and have held on to that vinyl all these years. I have a lot of old 45’s in their original sleeves. I bet a lot of millennials have no idea what I’m talking about. Another thing I began doing when I was a kid was riding a bike and I haven’t given that up either. In addition to radio another thing I enjoy doing is officiating high school football. I’m entering my 32nd year doing that.
Dale Mussen
Niagara Falls to Go Dark for Earth Hour
Last year 188 countries and territories across the world and nearly 18-thousand landmarks and monuments took part in Earth Hour.
UB Men and Women Bow Out of NCAA Tournament
The Texas Tech Red Raiders dominated UB on the men's side enroute to a 78-58 men while the the women were beaten by one of the best teams in the country over the past two decades. The University of Connecticut eliminated UB 84-74.
Keselowski Led Nearly the Entire Race to Win at Martinsville
Keselowski becomes the 13th driver in NASCAR history to lead 400 or more laps at Martinsville.
Gronk Retires From the NFL
Gronkowski's 81 career postseason receptions and 21 career postseason touchdowns are the most by a tight end in NFL history.
Sabres Give Away A Game to Montreal
The Sabres were careless with the puck and made way too many defensive mistakes, leaving too many men uncovered. Whether they can't play defense or won't; it's been a season-long question.
On to the Next Round For UB Basketball
It gave coach Nate Oates a victory in his first head to head match-up with Bobby Hurley, the guy who hired him when Hurley came to UB. Hurley complimented Oates on how hard his team played.
BBB Warns Against Buffalo Online Company
Consumers report they placed orders with the site and never received the items and have been unable to contact anyone with the company.
Buffalo Sabres Heading to Sweden
For the Sabres it'll be an opportunity to showcase defenseman Rasmus Dahlin along with forward Johan Larsson and goaltender Linus Ullmark in their home country.
Sabres Fall to the Leafs Again
It's the Leafs fifth straight win over the Sabres, something that hasn't happened since 1972. And once again the Sabres failed to win back to back games, a stretch that extends over three months now.
Dairy Queen Celebrating Spring With Free Cones
Stores will be serving free small vanilla cones while supplies last, one per customer.
Kyle Busch Wins His 200th Race
Busch's 53rd Cup victory came at the same track where he won his first in 2005 and has won at least one Cup race every year since.
Sabres Win In A Shoot Out
Jack Eichel and Sam Reinhart scored in the shoot out as the Sabres end a seven-game losing streak.