AUBURN -- On the western fringe of the CNYRadio.com coverage area, tomorrow will be the beginning of a very long 8-day stretch for "The Small Guy" from Geneva-based Hot Country K101.7 (WFLK) / and Canandaigua-based K104.5 (W283BF) and WCGR (1550).  He'll be camping out in an RV, at various locations all week, collecting donations for the less-fortunate.

Updated 7:20pm with 3rd job opening -- OSWEGO -- Looking to fill some recent vacancies, WRVO Public Media has posted three job openings, including two within the NPR affiliate's news department.  The station is seeking a "Director of Regional Content Development," as well as a technology reporter for the ongoing Innovation Trail program.  The third job is a "swing" position involving a combination of duties.  There's also word of a new satellite studio to open in downtown Syracuse next year.

SYRACUSE -- Congratulations to Cumulus Media Syracuse Market Manager Shane Bogardus, who was among this year's "40 Under 40" honorees for the Syracuse region.  The awards were presented during a special luncheon held today in downtown Syracuse.

SYRACUSE -- The 9th annual "Radiothon for Kids" is underway this hour on Clear Channel stations B104.7 (WBBS) and FM Newsradio 106.9 and 570 WSYR.  The radiothon aims to raise money to benefit Upstate Golisano Children's Hospital.  This year, broadcasters will be focusing on helping local children who are battling cancer and blood disorders.

Updated 12/1 - SYRACUSE -- While it's not uncommon to see "Syracuse University" mentioned by national networks like ESPN, those mentions had usually been for game highlights and other routine sports coverage typically afforded Division I schools.  That all changed nearly two weeks ago, when ESPN and other networks converged on Syracuse to cover developments in the Bernie Fine case.   And it's been a two-way street, as local broadcasters have been honoring requests to assist stations in other parts of the country.

We're pleased to announce (thanks to a tip from @cnyradio Twitter follower @pwdunn) that CNYRadio.com now has a special "mobile version" which should appear automatically when you view the site from a smartphone or tablet.  We realize it isn't a "new" concept, but we had good reason for waiting this long.

SYRACUSE -- The program director of Syracuse's FM Newsradio 106.9 and 570 WSYR now has similar duties with two Clear Channel stations in Rochester.  According to AllAccess.com, Jason Furst has been named PD of Rochester stations WHAM (news/talk) and WHTK (sports).

SYRACUSE -- For our latest picture of the week, our congratulations to Bob Brown, the midday host at Classic Hits 92.1 WSEN-FM.  Bob and his bride Cathy were among the countless couples worldwide to tie the knot on the memorable date of 11/11/11.

UTICA-ROME -- Locally-owned Roser Communications Network is poised to purchase radio station WRCK from the California-based Educational Media Foundation.  The sale, with its $425,000 price tag, was "accepted for filing" by the FCC today, as first reported this morning by AllAccess.com.  No word yet on what Roser plans to do with WRCK, but one thing's for certain -- we won't be seeing a revival of the "Rock 107" branding Uticans remember from WRCK prior to 2007.

SYRACUSE -- Our congratulations to Brian Erb, who recently marked his 40th anniversary as a news photographer with TV-3.  We're careful not to say he's worked at "WSTM-TV" for the past 40 years -- not just because WSTM, WTVH and WSTQ now collectively call themselves "CNYCentral" -- but because WSTM-TV wasn't known by those call letters when Erb started.