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News items related to the Utica-Rome radio market. Counties: Herkimer, Oneida.


Bud Money jumps to Froggy 97

There's a new frog in town at WFRY in Watertown. Bud Money, who has worked in the Utica-Rome market and most recently at Clear Channel Syracuse as a traffic reporter and weekend jock, moves to Froggy 97's afternoon drive slot beginning next week. Money, who will use the name Bud Green on the air, replaces […]

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Jeanne Ashley profiled on All Access

Jeanne Ashley left Y94FM (WYYY) five years ago this month for Kansas City, and from the sounds of it, things seem to be going well. Ashley, who handled Y94FM's midday shift from 1997-99 after stints at K-Rock (WKLL) and Lite 98.7 (WLTW) in Utica-Rome, is now the midday jock and music director at Kansas City's […]

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WIBX debuts new local talk show

John Dote's daily hour of local morning talk on WIBX came to an end last week. Dote's show, Behind the Headlines, has been replaced by a new local magazine show called First Look which airs weekday mornings at 8 a.m. and is hosted by Jim Rondenelli and Dave Andrews. Station management had given Dote the […]

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WKLL to simulcast WTLB

WKLL 94.9 FM is cranking it down a few notches in Utica-Rome. The former modern rock station, which had been simulcasting Galaxy Communications' K-Rock (WKRL) signal out of Syracuse, will switch to WTLB's adult standards format and WTLB-FM call letters on Monday. WKLL, WTLB, and WRCK were all recently purchased from Galaxy by Route 81 […]

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Utica K-Rock simulcasting Rock 107

Following last month's announcement that Galaxy Communications is selling its Utica-Rome stations to Route 81 Radio, it looks like that transition has begun.  Over the weekend, Galaxy switched its WKLL 94.9 FM simulcast of K-Rock to sister station Rock 107 (WRCK). There's no official word yet on what formats Route 81 Radio has planned for […]

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Colin Cowherd to replace Tony Kornheiser

ESPN Radio has announced who will fill Tony Kornheiser's shoes after he drops his daily radio show at the end of March. Colin Cowherd joins the network from KFXX AM in Portland. His new show, The Herd, will air nationally from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. weekdays. Kornheiser is leaving to concentrate on his television […]

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New K-Rock PD starts next week

K-Rock (WKRL/WKRH/WKLL) has a new program director as of next Monday. Scott Petibone makes his way to Syracuse from Elmira where he was the operations manager for the Backyard Group. He has also programmed modern rock stations in Tallahassee and Jacksonville. K-Rock also has a new music director and night guy replacing Kevin Kline who […]

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Public radio fall ratings released

In Fall 2003 Arbitron ratings figures released for the public radio side of the dial, The WRVO Stations once again topped the Syracuse rankings, while Classic FM (WCNY) wound up tied with WRVO in Utica-Rome. The fall book, which is traditionally a strong one for WRVO, shows the news-talk station gaining a full point in […]

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Tony Kornheiser to leave ESPN Radio

ESPN Radio sports talker Tony Kornheiser will give up his daily talk show at the end of March. Kornheiser, who is also a popular Washington Post columnist, will focus his efforts on his ESPN television job on Pardon the Interuption. ESPN Radio has affiliates in Syracuse, Utica-Rome, and Watertown.

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Galaxy sells its Utica-Rome stations

Galaxy Communications is pulling out of the Utica-Rome market.  

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