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to Foxy's Den
Photo by Dr. R. Adler
Foxy at Beartown Ski Area for the 2003 Kevin Adler Memorial Ski Races Foxy Gagnon is an eighth-grade English teacher at Stafford Middle School in the Plattsburgh (NY) City School District. He began teaching there in September 1970, following graduation from SUNY-Plattsburgh in June 1970.
In addition, he is President of North Country Cable Network,(click here for more info about NCCN) a public-access channel provider on the Charter Communications cable television system. Among the NCCN programs are football games of the Lake City Stars, the North Country's representative in the Empire Football League, high school football and basketball games and other community events. He is also host of the interview program "Fox on the Run."
Foxy's favorite hobby is baseball. His favorite sports site is ESPN, especially the baseball section. His favorite team is the Los Angeles Dodgers. The Fox enjoys fantasy baseball and he is 12-year Commissioner of the Gagnon Fantasy Baseball League.
When time allows, Foxy loves visiting e-Bay, buying or selling sports or celebrity memorabilia, or some other collectible. To see what Foxy is auctioning at this time, click here.
Foxy's alter-ego is Johnny Thunder. Johnny lives in Nashville, Tennessee and he makes guest appearances at Stafford Middle School during the school year. He loves Plattsburgh, NY and when he retires from the music business he has decided to have a home in Plattsburgh and a home in Hemet, California, where he has many fans. Well, at least two fans! Autographed pictures (8x10 color) of Johnny Thunder are available for $10 (including postage).
Foxy's List of Goodies:
Gagnon Fantasy Baseball Newsletter
RECENT PHOTOS OF GOINGS-ON IN PLATTSBURGH:
High School Basketball Finals - Goose on the shot clock & Foxy - court announcer
Goose, Laura and Athletic Trainer Mark Donnelly
Laura, official scorekeeper, takes charge at the officials' table
Laura with official timer Rick Bruce
Mike Mannix returns to the WIRY-Radio microphones with former SUNY-Plattsburgh basketball coach Larry Cowan
