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Mike Imprevento

Norfolk, Virginia Beach
As seen in: Sunday Gravy With Mike Imprevento and Lucky Luciano, WTAR-AM (Norfolk, VA), WNIS-AM (Norfolk,VA)
Attorney and Broadcaster/Host of the Mike Imprevento Show on AM 790 WNIS in Norfolk Virginia
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Lucky Luciano’s Stuffed Eggplant

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By Mike Imprevento
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NEWSLETTER Leave this field empty if you're human: QUICK LINKS Advertise Terms of Use Contest Rules Copyright Policy Privacy Policy Jobs EEO Report Online Public File FCC Applications CONTACT News/Talk 790 WNIS Studio: (757) 627-7979 Office: (757) 640-8500 Fax: (757) 640-8552 lee@wnis.com 999 Waterside Drive Ste 500 Norfolk, VA 23510 ABOUT News/Talk 790 WNIS delivers the best in live, local news, talk, and sports, as well as the most listened-to nationally syndicated talk shows in the country.
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THE ARBITRARY EXERCISE OF JUDICIAL POWER

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By Mike Imprevento
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OVERVIEW & INTRODUCTION On Tuesday, August 6th, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals was compelled, in light of the decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022), to revisit its prior reasoning in Kolbe v. Hogan, 849 F3d 114 (4th Cir. 2017), that Maryland’s “Assault Weapons” ban was constitutional.
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Baked Fish with Potatoes Genoa Style

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By Mike Imprevento
| WNIS-AM (Norfolk,VA) Verified
This dish is one of my favorites. In Italy fishermen from Genoa and Liguria live hard lives but know how to prepare their catches. Many species are oily like Bluefish or Mackerel and do well with potatoes or braised in tomato sauce. The potatoes, garlic and olive oil combine to provide a great contrast to the strong flavor of these fish. I used fresh Spanish Mackerel caught that same day and filleted them. We are fortunate to have these in abundance along with Bluefish here in Hampton Roads.
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