Flight 3407

Buffalo 9/11 Connection
Buffalo 9/11 Connection
Buffalo 9/11 Connection
This is one of the most incredible stories I've ever heard.  And I hadn't heard it before today. On February 12, 2009, 57-year-old Beverly Eckert was one of the 49 people killed when Continental Flight 3407 crashed in Clarence Center. She w...
Williamsville Top 3!
Williamsville Top 3!
Williamsville Top 3!
This week we check out the historic village of Williamsville, NY!  Quick a first history fact then we're off to the fun stuff. Did you know the FIRST mill was built by Jonas Williams in 1811, giving the village its first name, "Williams Mills".  It...
Flight 3407 Families Come Home From D.C. With Good News
Flight 3407 Families Come Home From D.C. With Good News
Flight 3407 Families Come Home From D.C. With Good News
It was a tough day in Western New York yesterday (February 12). Yesterday marked the fourth anniversary of the crash of Flight 3407 in Clarence Center, and on the anniversary, many family members of those lost headed to the capital to push the FAA and Congress to set in new airline safety regulations. Fortunately, they received good news
Tribute Song For Flight 3407
Tribute Song For Flight 3407
Tribute Song For Flight 3407
Local musician Mark Weber wrote a song dedicated to those who lost their lives four years ago today (February 12) in the Flight 3407 plane crash in Clarence Center. I played it on the air earlier today, but you can listen to it here.
Flight 3407 Widow Releases Book
Flight 3407 Widow Releases Book
Flight 3407 Widow Releases Book
"Everything Changed," by Flight 3407 widow, Robin Tolsma takes readers on a surreal tale from the night of the crash through the emotional ups and downs that followed, after losing her husband and father of her two, Darren Tolsma.
Bankrupt Parent Firm of Flight 3407 Pays Huge Bonuses [VIDEO]
Bankrupt Parent Firm of Flight 3407 Pays Huge Bonuses [VIDEO]
Bankrupt Parent Firm of Flight 3407 Pays Huge Bonuses [VIDEO]
Adding insult to injury for the families of flight 3407 crash victims the company somehow found the money to approve hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay raises for top executives weeks before their April 1st Bankruptcy filing. "My immediate reaction that came to mind is it's obscene," stated John Krausner, who lost his daughter in the crash...