Greetings! I’m Steve McKay and I’m the newest member of the Lite 96.9 team. It’s great to be back home in Jersey. I’m a 1982 graduate of Hightstown High (Mercer County). I started my career while still in high school, and judging by my grades, it’s a good thing this radio career worked out. I’ve been fortunate enough to live in some nice places and meet great people, but it has been a dream to make it back to Jersey. As another Jersey boy, Jon Bon Jovi says, “Who says you can’t go home”. I’m married with two grown daughters…all Jersey girls, and I’m the dad to two rescue dogs, Franklin and Rocky. I’ll be helping you end your day and keep you company on your ride home. I like to stay active in the community, and I look forward to meeting you!
Steve McKay
Heads Up to New Jersey Powerball Players
Another question many people have is whether or not it's possible to buy every numeric combination possible and win that way. There are 292,201,338 combinations possible. Multiply that by 2 and the cost of the tickets would be $584.402.676.
This Cape May Restaurant Named One of Best for Outdoor Dining
Located in Cape May, next to the Montreal Beach Resort, this beachfront restaurant's deck boasts a beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean. There's something about the sights and sounds of the waves as they splash the shoreline. It's a true scene, and we have it right here in our backyard.
If You See These NJ Escapees, Call 9-1-1
New Jersey authorities are looking for the public's help in bringing these escapees from corrections facilities in the state to justice. Corrections officials warn that if you have information about any of these individuals, you should call 9-1-1.
What Does NJ’s Most Famous Rocker Require at Every Show?
One of the more notable requirements is six types of adult beverages delivered to tour management by noon on the day of the show, including 6 bottles of quality beer, "Not Budweiser."
These Are New Words Added to the Dictionary That NJ Folks Should Learn
Long before Google, The Merriam-Webster Dictionary has been to gold standard for learning the spelling and meaning of words. They've been around since 1831 and continue to be a go-to source for information..."You can look it up!"
Hey New Jersey, You May Be Holding a Penny Worth $300,000
You might want to check those pennies next time, before putting them in the slot machine. You may have already hit the jackpot.
Through the years, my friends and I had a habit of collecting wheat pennies. That may now pay off.
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These are the Counties with the Most New Jersey Natives
Most people in Atlantic County own their homes. Presumably, this has created roots in the community that are passed down through the generations. The crime rate in the county is below the national average.
Fugitive Wanted in Connection with Murder in Irvington, NJ
Dennis Cunningham is wanted in connection to this crime. Thus far, he has managed to elude authorities. He is known to have family in Georgia, and he also has ties to New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
CVS is Closing Hundreds of Locations. No Word on NJ Impact.
While the closures may seem drastic, CVS remains a very profitable company. CVS also owns the nation's largest plan benefits manager, Caremark. Caremark/CVS controls 34% of the prescription business in the country.
NJ Lottery Scratch-Off Games with Most Outstanding Top Prizes
This is a list of New Jersey Lottery Scratch-off games that have the most outstanding top prizes. In other words, next time you're in the store thinking about which ticket to buy, these should be at the top of your list. Keep in mind these are only the top prizes. All of these games have thousands of dollars in secondary prizes.
What’s the Deal with Double-Tipping in NJ? It’s a Thing!
However, what caught my attention, was a second tip line. There was a suggestion for a "kitchen" tip. I had never seen that before. We go out pretty often, and this was a new concept to me.
NJ Resort Community Has Changed. Here’s What People Think of it.
When the building code changed from limiting the overall height to building 6ft above your neighbor is when the construction took over and houses got bigger and bigger and bigger. When they allowed the commercial property to become residential property it accelerated.