Letter: Response to Mr. Custer
This letter is in response to Mr. Chuck Custer’s letter A Good Old Boys Club, published in The Chronicle on December 20.
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WGY's Chuck Custer Inducted into the NY State Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Retired WGY Morning Co-host & longtime News Anchor/Director, Chuck Custer has been inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame!
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WGY's Chuck Custer Inducted into the NY State Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Retired WGY Morning Co-host & longtime News Anchor/Director, Chuck Custer has been inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame!
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Thursday, September 8, 2022 | TALKERS magazine - talk media trade
WBT, Charlotte, Morning Show Co-Host Beth Troutman is This Week’s Guest on Harrison Podcast. One of news/talk radio’s rapidly rising stars, former television anchor Beth Troutman, is this week’s guest on the award-winning PodcastOne series, “The Michael Harrison Interview.” Since joining veteran ...
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WGY's Chuck Custer Inducted into the NY State Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Retired WGY Morning Co-host & longtime News Anchor/Director, Chuck Custer has been inducted into the New York State Broadcasters Hall of Fame!
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WGY, Schenectady's hometown radio pioneer, turns 100
WGY was Americas ninth radio station when it was created 100 years ago. Now a new...
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Don't tune local AM radio out yet
The Capital Region has a rich legacy of AM radio, all started 100 years ago when General...
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TV and radio reporters that left in 2021
These TV and radio reporters left their Capital Regions stations, and some left the...
New York United States East Greenbush Shenendehowa High School State University Of New York College At Brockport South Dakota
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Sonoma County business owners, residents brace for new stay-at-home order
Sonoma County Health officials say ICU capacity is now below 15% and they have seen an "alarming increase in cases and hospitalizations in recent days."
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