Eric Meier
Eric Meier is the Brand Manager for Lite 98.7 and hosts the Stress Free Ride Home.
UPDATE 3/13: Details on Pope Francis
The Prophesy of the Popes has been a favorite subject on programs like Ground Zero with Clyde Lewis and Coast to Coast AM. Now that Pope Benedict XVI has announced he'll be stepping down at the end of February, it's a great time to review what has been foretold about the heads of the Roman Catholic church.
No doubt it's fueled by the media's frenzy, but you know that every time there's an impending storm or blizzard, some TV station will be at the local supermarket showing cleared off shelves. What items seem most critical? Bread and milk, of course.
I saw this photo floating around on Facebook and was floored. I had no idea there were crazy new potato chip flavors coming.
We're taking a look some of the always hilarious tweets that mention Utica.
It's the Week that Was in #Utica - There are some NSFW tweets ahead, be forewarned.
What happens if you're an honored, disabled American veteran and you're working hard, making an honest living as a school custodian and you see time after time, an American flag crumpled and discarded in the boiler room of the school you clean. That's the scenario that faced South Dakota native, Cesar Zakahi.
A significant snow event is being forecast for the northeast on Friday and Saturday. Dubbed Nemo by the Weather Channel (note the National Weather Service frowns on naming winter storms). Two systems may converge on the northeast and dump more than two feet of snow on the hardest hit areas.
Let Lite 98.7 send a message to your sweet heart over social media on Valentine's Day. Enter your love note below, just remember to keep it under 140 characters.
What started off as a little joke turned into no laughing matter for a young woman in Miami recently.
Driving through Hamilton over the weekend, we caught a fleeting glimpse of something green when passing the McDonald's on Route 12B. Could it be? Are the Shamrock Shakes back for 2013?
Hundreds of popular sites around the internet have been rendered unreachable today (Monday February 4) by users of Google's Chrome browser because the browser claims the site is hosting maleware from cm.netseer.com. So what's the deal?