SYRACUSE — Even though automation systems in place at virtually every radio station in the region allow for easy and accurate documentation of every single song and advertisement that hits the air, many stations are now being watched by at least one “external” observer around the clock. Mediaguide is now monitoring several stations in the Syracuse Metropolitan Service Area (MSA) effective today. Updated 6/22 with slight corrections.
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SYRACUSE – The man behind the “CNY Latino” newspaper is looking to expand the offerings of Spanish-language radio programming in the area. But Hugo Acosta says he’s having a tough time finding stations to carry the new programs he’d like to produce. 
SYRACUSE — It’s been decades since “Happy Jack” Macnamee sat behind the microphone at WNDR, but his familiar voice returned to the airwaves for a short time this past weekend. 
SYRACUSE — Longtime market personality Ronnie Dark checks in with CNYRadio.com to report his concept for a new show, The Wax Museum, has finally become a reality. The show airs Sunday nights from 7-9pm on Love Radio 103.9 (WVOA). The programming is also simulcast on translators 95.3 in Syracuse and 98.1 in LaFayette. 
SYRACUSE — As quickly and suddenly as it appeared on Friday, Clear Channel’s “Young Country” format on WPHR has disappeared. This morning, the station flipped back to its previous urban/R&B format, Power 106.9. 
SYRACUSE — Less than two hours after Foxfur Communications launched a new country format on “Wolf 105.1″ (WVOA), Clear Channel, the owner of heritage country station B104.7 (WBBS) has fired back its own salvo — flipping urban-formatted Power 106.9 over to “Young Country 106.9.” 
SYRACUSE — The stunting that started late last night on 105.1FM is over. Say hello to new country station “Wolf 105-1.” The station’s launch at 4pm Friday ends the unofficial “market exclusive” enjoyed over the last few years by Clear Channel’s B104.7 (WBBS). Updated 8/28 at 12:40pm - SYRACUSE — Still no permanent new format on WVOA 105.1 FM out of DeRuyter, but the station is now on its second stunt as we await what an insider tells us will be “THE switch” to a new permanent format, expected sometime today. 
SYRACUSE — A few months after returning to a prior religious format, WVOA 105.1 has joined some of its sister stations in carrying the syndicated Radio Disney format. This brings Radio Disney back to the FM dial in Syracuse for the first time since it was replaced by the MOViN format (WOLF-FM/WWLF-FM) a few years ago. 
SYRACUSE — Love Radio 105.1 WVOA/DeRuyter is back on the air Monday evening, following an outage that lasted for at least part of the weekend. Co-owner Sam Furco responded to a CNYRadio.com inquiry about the station’s status late Monday night, but did not comment on the exact cause or length of the outage. Our . . . → Read More: WVOA Returns After Outage |
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