DJ Supreme aka Rodney B. More, is a native of Baltimore, Md the city known for ill DJ’s, its love of music and Seafood. An accomplished turntablist, DJ Supreme has been behind the 1200’s for several years. From anywhere in the world you can hear DJ Supreme, with ”The Supreme Experience" show, kicks off its 5th year on Hot 991, Townsquare Media’s Hip Hop Station (Albany, NY) blending music, comedy and infotainment Afternoons from 3p - 7p. In addition to rocking the radio, Supreme is an avid tech head, from laptops to cell phones. Supreme is the expert on all the latest gadgetry.
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School Social Worker Arrested In Child Sex Sting Operation
Jacob M. Gorman allegedly responded to a post where an undercover agent was posing as a parent of a nine-year-old child. The agent was offering the child for sex, and Gorman responded.
Activists Demand Punishment For Retired Cohoes Cop
Last month we talked about a Cohoes Police officer, Sean, retiring after making false claims against a group of black youth. A group of activists is demanding punishment.
Albany Council Member Wants To Regulate Surveillance Technology
A Common Council member in Albany does not take our civil liberties lightly, she wants to hold government officials accountable for their access to our personal information.
Saratoga Man Sentenced To 20 Years For Selling Lethal Drugs
A Saratoga Springs man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for selling a lethal dose of drugs that killed a man in 2017.
Officials Concerned About The Risk Of COVID-19 For Poll Workers
We are in the midst of a pandemic, election officials find themselves with a shortage of poll workers.
Should The Government Help Out Renters Facing Eviction?
It’s been estimated that 92,000 New Yorkers were homeless before the COVID-19 crisis began, now homelessness has the potential of ballooning.
Back in March, the government stopped all foreclosures and evictions nationwide. The suspension expired at the end of July, and Governor Cuomo…
Back in March, the government stopped all foreclosures and evictions nationwide. The suspension expired at the end of July, and Governor Cuomo…
School Superintendents Want Cuomo To Reconsider Fall Sports
The New York State Council of School Superintendents wrote a letter to Governor Cuomo urging him to reconsider his decision to allow athletics to begin on September 21.
60% Of Black Families In Schenectady Chose Virtual Learning
The majority of Black families and about 40% of Hispanic families are opting to send their children to school virtually this fall.
Former Assemblyman Sheldon Silver Reports To Prison
After five years of convictions and appeals, it’s finally time for former Assemblyman Sheldon Silver to report to prison.
Should Casinos Open Back Up In The Capital Region?
Casino owners have not been given any indication as to when they will be lucky enough to reopen, and they are looking for answer.