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Cruzin' Thru the 50s reviews

Art Zimmer's musical revue of the 1950s, Cruzin' Thru the '50s, debuted to a sell-out crowd last weekend at the Syracuse New Times Theater. The show features cameos from several area radio personalities including Ted, Amy, Pete, Brenda, Gary Dunes, and Big Mike. The Syracuse Post Standard has two reviews of the sold-out show which […]

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Is Citadel going public again?

The New York Post is reporting that Citadel Communications has plans to go public. Barely a year after buying the radio broadcast group, Forstmann Little & Co., led by senior partner Teddy Forstmann, thinks it's time to sell. Forstmann Little is planning a July IPO from which it hopes to raise $500 million. Market analysts […]

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Peter Cavanaugh pens book on his life in radio

While still a teen, Peter Cavanaugh began following in the footsteps of his late father, Daniel, by taking a job as a disc jockey at WNDR 1260 AM. In his new book, Local DJ, published by Xlibris, Cavanaugh traces his radio career from his start in Syracuse in 1957 to stints in Flint, Michigan, Cincinnati, […]

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Classic FM loosens its bow tie

Hoping that a less stuffy approach to serving up classical music on the radio might help attract the more casual classical listener, WCNY 91.3 FM has made a conscious effort to loosen up its on-air sound, and it looks like its working. From the addition of upbeat announcer Bill Baker during the midday hours, to […]

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WTLA, WTLB pick up Broadway's Biggest Hits

Bud Wilkinson's syndicated Broadway's Biggest Hits finds a new home this weekend in Syracuse and Utica. In the wake of WFBL 1050 AM's switch to news-talk last week, the weekly Broadway music oriented show can now be heard on Galaxy Communications' WTLA 1200 AM and WSGO 1440 AM from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturdays […]

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Who are Bud and the Manchild?

More details about SportsRadio 620's mysterious new afternoon sports talk show Bud and the Manchild are gradually being revealed on the station's web site. The new show, which debuts next Monday, will be hosted by the station's new program director Jim 'the Manchild' Lerch, and Syracuse Post Standard sports columnist Bud Poliquin.Source (link may no […]

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K-Rockathon looking for a new home

All dressed up with nowhere to go, K-Rock's annual summer music festival needs a new location to set up shop. Earlier this month, officials at Vernon Downs turned down Galaxy Communications' request to hold July's K-Rockathon at the harness-racing track; last week, Griffiss Business and Technology Park announced it wasn't prepared to get knee-deep in […]

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WCNY membership drive raises over $60,000

Central New York's only classical music station got a big thumbs up from its listeners during a recent membership campaign. CLASSIC FM raised over $60,000, money that will help pay the public radio station's operating expenses.

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WCNY membership drive raises over $60,000

Central New York's only classical music station got a big thumbs up from its listeners during a recent membership campaign. CLASSIC FM raised over $60,000, money that will help pay the public radio station's operating expenses.

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Scorch gets a new on-air partner

It seems to be the season for new morning sidekicks in Syracuse. Add K-Rock to the list of stations with recent morning show vacancies. Alisa Tanner signs up for co-hosting duties with Scorch on K-Rock's Total Request Morning Show.

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