NPR affiliate WRVO Oswego has changed the frequency of its Geneva translator, to avoid interference with a commercial station in Syracuse.

Back to Utica-Rome for the latest Picture of the Week.  Introducing the new morning man at Galaxy's Mix 102.5 (WUMX), Sam Schrier.

According to radio-info.com, former local radio news anchor Matt DelSignore has landed an anchor job at the legendary KDKA in Pittsburgh.  DelSignore most recently worked for Clear Channel's WGY in Albany.  Before that, he worked at sister station WSYR in Syracuse and then-Regent's WTNY in Watertown.

It's become more common in the past few years, especially in Syracuse -- live coverage of sporting events on FM music stations.  What do you think of the practice?  Our weekly poll on the topic is already closed, but you can still post comments with your thoughts.

An unfortunate explanation for radio legend Paul Harvey's extended time away from the broadcast booth over the past several weeks.  His wife, Lynne, passed away Saturday morning at the age of 92.  According to ABC News, Lynne Harvey had been battling leukemia for about a year.  Paul Harvey's syndicated content can be heard locally on affiliates WSYR in Syracuse, WATN in Watertown and WMSA in Massena.

National recording artist Josh Kelley recently stopped by the morning show at MOViN 100.3/96.5 (WOLF-FM/WWLF) in Syracuse, to perform some of his tunes live on the air.

Though it's not officially part of CNYRadio.com's coverage area, we know many may be interested in major changes at the ex-Entercom cluster in Rochester.

Calling hours are tonight for Barb Gibbons, a longtime Syracuse radio personality who died last Saturday following a sudden illness.  Gibbons, 65, had worked at WNDR, WFBL, WNTQ, and WSYR.

As Paul Harvey would say, “and now, the rest of the story."  Earlier this week, we told you Citadel's Syracuse cluster has a new GM... and today, we know what's happening to the old one.  David Calabrese is headed west.

Citadel Syracuse's new Market Manager is coming from Albany, according to an article published Friday by the Albany Business Review.  Dan Austin -- who calls Syracuse his hometown -- will begin in Syracuse on May 12.