SYRACUSE -- Come Monday, there will be a new voice in the morning at Classic FM (WCNY-FM). Peter McElvein, who has worked at the station for 15 years tells CNYRadio.com today was his last day. He's retiring after 15 years with the public station.

UTICA-ROME -- Going back nearly 75 years, if this is not the oldest "blast from the past" to join our Picture of the Week collection, it's certainly got to be pretty close!  Even if you weren't around to hear these guys on Utica's WIBX back then, there's a good chance you've seen and/or heard one man from this photo who later found decades of success in Hollywood.

SYRACUSE -- Four years ago, former NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) executive Steve Kimatian ran for mayor.  He lost that race, along with another race -- for City Auditor -- in 2011.  Will Kimatian try for City Hall again this fall?  In a report on syracuse.com today, he made it clear he has no plans for a rematch with incumbent Mayor Stephanie Miner.

SYRACUSE -- "Big Mike" Fiss has a new but familiar co-host on the morning show at Sunny 102.1 (WZUN) this week.  "After doing a great job for four years," Fiss says Melissa Midgley "decided to leave" the station.  Fiss says WZUN weekend personality Cindy Humble is now serving as co-host.

ITHACA -- A Dryden man recently won$10,000 from Z95.5 (WFIZ) and Cornell University Athletics, the largest single prize awarded by any radio station in the Ithaca/Cortland market in recent memory.  It was all thanks to a combination of good aim and good luck.

SYRACUSE -- Later this month, Ronnie Dark will be hosting the 200th edition of his weekly "Wax Museum" program on Love Radio 103.9 (WVOA).  To help mark the milestone, there's a contest for fans who produce original artwork to help promote the show.

AUBURN -- It hasn't even had it's official "Kick-Off" yet -- that's March 24th -- but 88.7 WTMI Catholic Radio is hitting the ground running, positioning itself as the area's exclusive provider for live radio coverage of the Conclave, the upcoming election of a new Pope.

SYRACUSE -- The show that prefers to call itself "The Show" wasn't allowed to be "The Show" for the past 90 days.  But today, the expiration of a legal injunction allowed the morning crew at K-Rock (WKRL/WKRH/WKLL) to regain its identity as "The Show."

Updated with more info -- LOS ANGELES -- These three men attended a taping of the sitcom Two and a Half Men last September.  And what do they have in common?  They've all worked in Syracuse radio together.

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Today, CNYRadio.com marks its 12th anniversary.  Scott Jameson launched the site on March 1, 2001.  Back then, the site focused exclusively on the Syracuse radio scene.  Today, the site covers radio happenings in three markets, and local television news in two of those markets.