SYRACUSE — As reported earlier this week, 93Q (WNTQ) morning hosts Ted Long and Amy Robbins recently won the Syracuse New Times “Best of Syracuse” award for the “Best Local Morning Radio Show” for the 11th consecutive year.
Your editor is just back from a week of much-needed vacation. While we had a few advance stories “in the can” to auto-publish during the week off, there are several items we missed while away. This afternoon, we finally catch-up on some of those events we missed while we were out.
SYRACUSE — He’s been a regular guest with Ted & Amy on 93Q (WNTQ) for a few years, even stepping in as substitute co-host (with Chris Xaver) whenever Ted & Amy are on vacation. Starting next month, comedian Josh Grosvent will hosting his own morning show on sister station 95X (WAQX).
SYRACUSE — We originally had a picture from 93Q (WNTQ) night host Mike Cauchon planned for this week, when we received a photo of morning team Ted & Amy receiving an important award. Timely events usually win the priority battle, but we didn’t want to make Mike wait yet another week (he submitted his picture about a month ago) — so we present a 2-for-1 special featuring both bookends of the 93Q weekday talent lineup!
SYRACUSE — We’re a little late with catching up on April Fools Day here at CNYRadio.com HQ… but we wanted to make sure we took a moment to make note of local stations that pulled off clever gags. So far, the one we’ve heard about was on 93Q (WNTQ), where the Ted & Amy morning show heard from plenty of irate parents after devoting heavy airtime on Thursday to a bogus pediatric plastic surgery office in DeWitt.
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SYRACUSE — We told you last month that 93Q (WNTQ) morning duo Ted and Amy were selected as one of eight recipients of the 2010 Post-Standard Achievement Awards. In case you missed it, the pair were featured in today’s newspaper and the report is also available online.
SYRACUSE — Congratulations once again to Ted Long and Amy Robbins — the morning show duo at Citadel’s 93Q (WNTQ) have another award to add to their display case. Ted and Amy are among eight people in the community named as winners of the 2010 Post-Standard Achievement Awards.
SYRACUSE — They’ve been together on the radio for more than 20 years, and you’ve even seen them on TV here and there throughout the years. Now, 93Q (WNTQ) morning hosts Ted Long and Amy Robbins are back on the tube, hosting a new show called WCNY Connected.
SYRACUSE — For the first time in years, you won’t see 93Q (WNTQ) at this weekend’s Syracuse Balloonfest. But they’re OK with that — because the Citadel CHR brought some top names to town last weekend for their very own “Summer Jam on the Island” concert last weekend, and they say it was a huge success.
SYRACUSE — They filled in once last summer — and now, it looks like 93Q (WNTQ) morning duo Ted & Amy will be getting much more face time in front of the cameras on WSYR-TV’s Bridge Street, starting tomorrow morning.
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