HOMER -- Oldies 101.5 (WXHC) is looking to fill a vacancy in its sales department.  John Eves -- who you may recall as an Emmy award-winning sportscaster from WTVH -- has owned the station since 1991.  Here's the job description he sent to CNYRadio.com today:

SYRACUSE -- Plenty of accolades this week for longtime channel 3 (WSTM) news anchor Jackie Robinson, who retired in September. Tonight, she's being honored in New York City as an inductee to the New York State Broadcasters' Association Hall of Fame. Tomorrow, many will gather for a $75-per-ticket retirement celebration at the Oncenter in Syracuse. And on Friday, part of James Street near the CNY Central studios will be renamed "Jackie Robinson Way."

Updated 12/2 with email address for applicants.  ITHACA -- After seven years overseeing news and programming for News/Talk 95.9 and 870 WHCU and Progressive Talk WNYY 1440, Geoff Dunn is leaving radio. Dunn has accepted a new position with Tompkins County, prompting the Cayuga Radio Group to begin accepting applications for News Director candidates at WHCU. We've got more about Dunn's accomplishments, plus the official job posting within this story.

SYRACUSE -- We're back from some rest and relaxation out-of-town over Thanksgiving with a recap of two stories from the latter part of the week.  The legal action between K-ROCK's morning hosts and their former employer appear to be over.  And television viewers are mourning the passing of longtime syndicated chef and upstate New York native "Mr. Food."

UTICA-ROME -- It's been a little over a year since Mark Piersma and Frank Elias started co-hosting WUTQ's midday talk show, Talk of the Town.  Last week, the station celebrated the milestone with a special edition of the program, featuring plenty of special guests and donations were collected for the Utica Food Bank.

AUBURN -- Congratulations are due to Jeff Szczesniak, advisor of Cayuga Community College's Win 89 FM (WDWN). He took home the "Adviser of the Year" award from College Radio Day's 2012 Spirit of College Radio Awards.

SYRACUSE -- One month after Hunter Scott and Josh Grosvent resigned from 95X (WAQX) -- only to reappear at rival K-ROCK a couple days later, setting off a flurry of legal action -- the Cumulus-owned rocker has officially opened the search for a new morning host.  According to the posting, "Qualified Candidates will possess integrity, emotional intelligence, and be someone whose words and actions are true to self and non-hypocritical."

SYRACUSE -- When the new CBS Sports Radio network launches on January 2, the lineup on "select stations" will include a graduate of Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications.  Damon Amendolara, who was Sports Director of WAER prior to graduating in 2001, has been assigned to the network's overnight shift.

SYRACUSE -- There's a date for one more local station to flip on the "All-Christmas" switch.  Classic FM (WCNY-FM) will be offering wall-to-wall holiday jazz music on its HD-3 subchannel starting next Wednesday, November 21.

SYRACUSE -- Season 3 of the award-winning British historical drama Downton Abbey doesn't premiere here in "The States" until January.  But fans can get a sneak peek in December, without flying to England (where the entire season aired earlier this fall and is already available on DVD).  WCNY-TV is hosting a preview party in December.  It's free, but seating is limited, and advance registration is required.