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WGN Hires One, Promotes Another

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Local newsman Bob Sirott has been hired as WGN/Chicago’s morning drive host and Mary Sandberg Boyle has been promoted to General Manager. 

Entercom Names Savoy-Smith SVP In DC

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Ivy Savoy-Smith has been promoted to the role of Senior Vice President and Market Manager of Entercom Washington, DC. Savoy-Smith replaces Phil Zachary who was bumped up to the Entercom corporate office.

Vicevich Calls It A Day

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Jim Vicevich will be retiring from WTIC-AM in Hartford after 15 years on the air. The station broadcast a special farewell show in his honor on Thursday. Will Marotti will succeed Vicevich as the host of Sound Off Connecticut.

Linck New Brand Man For St. Louis Stations

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Marty Linck is the new Brand Content Director of Hubbard St. Louis' WARH-FM and KSHE-FM. Linck will be finishing his duties as Brand Director for the JACK-fm radio network at the end of the year.

Maer Receives Lifetime Award

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CBS’ Peter Maer has received a lifetime achievement award from the St. Louis Press Club. Maer has been a voice for national news for more than a quarter century. He retired from CBS News in 2015. 

Syrupy Goodbye For Dave Rios

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KONO 101.1 morning radio legend Dave Rios will mark his retirement Friday, December 20, with a live broadcast and a pancake breakfast. Rios will host his final show at a San Antonio restaurant raising money for a local charity.

Afternoon Drive Team Will Get Fresno Home

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105.9 KMJ in Fresno has enlisted “Skip” Echeverria to team up with Philip Teresi for afternoon drive.

Chris Carlin Signs With ESPN New York

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After losing his job with WFAN, where he worked with Bart Scott and Maggie Gray, Chris Carlin announced on Twitter that he'll be hosting the 7-10 p.m. slot on ESPN in New York.

Programming Changes For Cumulus In Pensacola

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Adam Kashner is the new PD for Country station WXBM-FM/NASH 102.7 FM in Pensacola. Kashner heads to Pensacola from Cumulus Indianapolis, where he was APD at Country station WFMS-FM.

Brehmer Leaving WXRT Chicago Mornings

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Lin Brehmer did his first morning show on Rocker WXRT-FM on December 30, 1991. In early 2020, Lin is moving to middays.

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