WSGW Morning Team Show: March 19, 2020 (Thursday)

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It’s the First Day of Spring (barely, but we’ll take what we can get) on the WSGW Thursday Morning Team Show with Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU…..

Spring Officially Arrives at 11:50pm Tonight

10 Minutes of Spring

It’s the Earliest Vernal Equinox in 124 Years

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As of 11:45am, March 19, 2020, the Numbers from John Hopkins…..

Total Cases Worldwide: 227, 743

Total Deaths Worldwide: 9318

Total Recovered: 84,532

Charlie and Dave and Pat and YOU: Charlie is talking numbers and percentages, perhaps a bit of positive news and hope, in the balance of Coronavirus Coverage (runs 9:27)…..

Here is the Michigan Coronavirus Hotline Charlie and Dave were searching for: 888-535-6136

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A Saginaw Spirit Report as Charlie Rood talks with Voice of Spirit Hockey, Joey Battaino (runs 10:45)…..

As Joey and Charlie talked about, here is the link to Saginaw Spirit online

To call Saginaw Spirit: 989-497-7747

EMail Spirit: [email protected]

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Michigan Department of Treasury delays Small Business Tax Payments for a Month

For Information: 517 – 636 – 6925

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Sports networks plan on broadcasting “classic” games,

such as MLB offering the Tigers -vs- Yankees in 1976 when Mark “The Bird” Fidrych makes his national pitching debut

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FDIC Warns of Scammers…..

NEW YORK (AP) – One of the nation’s bank regulators is urging Americans not to withdraw large sums of cash and to beware of fraudsters claiming that banks are limiting customers’ access to their money.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation issued a statement Wednesday warning about an increase in scams trying to sow distrust in the U.S. financial system while the nation is dealing with the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. The agency says it has seen an uptick in calls, text messages, letters and emails from scammers pretending to be FDIC employees and trying to gain access to bank account and other personal information.