Bill just celebrated his 40th year in the radio biz. He grew up and started his radio career on Long Island, and since 1989 he's been waking up Greater Danbury, Dutchess and Putnam Counties. When not entertaining the masses on the radio, Bill has a number of different interest's. He love baseball, especially the Yankees, and has even coached for 11 years at Brookfield High School. He is also a model train enthusiasts, and in the process of building an 'N' scale layout. He's a presidential political button collector and loves the great outdoors and find new trails to hike on weekend's. He currently lives in Danbury, Connecticut with his wife Mary, and has three children, and two dogs. Since he's been "Mr. Morning" for so many years, he's looking forward to getting on a normal sleep schedule and driving you home with Hudson Valley's New Country on the WOLF.
Bill Trotta
It’s Christmas In July This Weekend in New Milford
It's the middle of summer, it's hot, you can cut the humidity with a knife, so what do you do? You have a winter carnival.
Local Hudson Valley Officials Issue Reminder About Hurricane Prep
Since we are in Hurricane season, and the risk for a strong storm hitting the local area has increased over the last few month's, local Hudson Valley officials have issued a reminder to be ready.
Brookfield Girls Softball Team Heading to World Series
The Brookfield Burn 10U girls softball team has gone where no Brookfield softball team has ever gone before.
Am I the Only New Yorker Who Hasn’t Been to the Statue of Liberty?
Since I grew up just outside New York City, and have been there many times, then why am I one of the few people that I know that has never been to the Statue of Liberty.
Ridgefield Swimmer to Compete at the 2021 Olympics
With Olympic Fever ready to spread across the country, there's a local reason to be getting pretty excited about the Toyko games.
If You See This Invasive Insect in Connecticut, You’re Being Asked to Report It
It's back!!!! The spotted lanternfly has once again reared it's ugly head here in Connecticut, and that could put crops, and vineyards in danger.
Bethel Police Warn Residents to Beware of Property Scam
The Bethel Police Department want residents of the town to beware of the latest scam to hit the area.
You Can Now Stay in a 330-Year-Old Estate in Newtown
If your looking for a unique and historic experience, you can now stay in one of the oldest homes in Connecticut, and guess what, it's right in Newtown.
NWS Confirms Tornado Touched Down Sunday in Connecticut
It may not have been that strong, but the National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado did indeed hit Connecticut on Sunday evening.
Salad Bars May Never Return to Greater Danbury Stores and Restaurants
It became a staple of just about any restaurant you went to, after you ordered your entrée you could take a stroll up to the salad bar and load up your plate.