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Daniel Dunn, Eric Will, and the rest of the Homegrown Radio Show crew are sponsoring a fundraiser this Sunday to help defray medical expenses for Syracuse blues legend Roosevelt Dean, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.

70’s pop group Orleans was on hand earlier in the month at an invitation-only party celebrating Galaxy Communications’ move from Bridgeport to Armory Square.

Monthly Arbitron trends for Syracuse were released yesterday and Galaxy Communications’ rock stations fared well. In adults 12+ numbers both K-Rock and TK-99/105 moved up in rank while 95X dropped from fifth to seventh place overall. Go to www.rronline.com for more details.

The FCC has approved a change in the city of license from Oswego to Granby for Galaxy Communications station WTKV 105.5 FM. The new transmitter location will be along Lakeshore Road, just west of Route 176 and just south of Fulton. TK-105 simulcasts TK-99’s classic rock programming broadcast out of Galaxy’s new Armory Square studios.

Once again this year, Syracuse area radio stations are out in full force at the New York State Fair.

Local radio group Galaxy Communications may be looking for opportunities beyond Central New York.

Vernon Downs officials found out officially that TK99/105 was canceling its ‘Fireworks Over Syracuse’ event by hearing the news first on the radio.

The eclectic acoustic Blue Moon Cafe can now be heard Monday through Friday during the lunch hour. The show, hosted by Syracuse radio veteran Mimi Griswold, has been a favorite way for many Central New Yorkers to spend a quiet Sunday morning. Blue Moon @ Noon airs on TK-99/105 from noon until 1:00 weekdays, while

The folks at Galaxy Communications have settled into and begun broadcasting from their new digs in Armory Square. The Walton Street studios and offices house operations for TK-99/TK-105, Sunny 102, and K-Rock stations.