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    Dr. Meami Craig is a proud Rochester native and has been the on-air Lifestyles Editor on "Tony and Dee in the Morning" on WRMM-FM (101.3) for the past 12 years. A graduate of Harvard University with a doctorate in psychology, Meami is married and mom to two children in college. She is "fascinated by all things human" and is known for her down-to-earth attitude and sense of humor on the air. Listen to her from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday mornings on WRMM and call in live to tell her what you think. She can be emailed at meami_craig@yahoo.com.

    Thursday, August 07, 2008

    We need a new song to celebrate Rochester!

    Did you know Rochester's 175th anniverary is coming up next year? It certainly is, and I propose we ask local musicians to compose music and lyrics to celebrate our city anew! Hey, we could even ask local boy done good Chuck Mangione himself to write a song for us! Do you think we need a new--or first ever--song to celebrate Rochester? What would you like to see highlighted in the lyrics of the song? It's just an idea now, but let's stick with it and wait till our own RPO plays it with gusto and greatness! Please chime in here (pun intended) with your own thoughts and feelings about Rochester's first official song? Should we make the mayor sing it on live TV?!? :-)

    posted by meami craig at 2:23 PM

    1 Comments:

    Anonymous Cheri Trimble Miller said...

    I love the idea! We should make a competition- put together a field of judges from Hochstein, Eastman, etc. faculty. There's enormous talent out there!

    10:43 AM  

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