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February 7th

News Update

with Don Perkins

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CNY Job Opening for News Director

The Central New York Radio Group currently has an opening for a full-time position of News Director. We are looking for someone with superb communication skills and great work ethics. Must have a passion for journalism, be able to write well, have good news judgment, ability to pursue your own enterprised stories, and enjoy responding to changing and breaking news. Duties include selecting and writing news stories, and produce and deliver on-air news broadcasts. Please send resume, a writing sample, and a demo .mp3 recording to The Central New York Radio Group, Attention Don Perkins, 34 Chestnut St, Oneonta, NY 13820 or cnyoperations@

yahoo.com. The Central New York Radio Group/Double O Radio of Central New York, LLC, is an equal opportunity employer. No phone calls please.

PET REPORT

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Small (Terrier?), white with brown on its face, light blue collar. Found on Richards Ave, Oneonta.

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Lost Between Suco and Hartwick in Oneonta: a Female Spayed Calico Cat.

If you have any information about the pets mentioned above, or if you've lost or found a pet, give CNY Radio a call at 432-1030. We'll announce it on the radio and post it right here on our website.

O'Jays
Formed: 1959, in Canton, Ohio

Buckeye Beginnings:
Original members Walter Williams and Eddie Levert got started by singing gospel on a local radio station, while still in high school. Shortly thereafter, fellow students Bill Isles, William Powell and Bobby Massey joined them and formed a group called the Triumphs, which was then changed to the Mascots, and then the O'Jays, after Cleveland radio personality Eddie O'Jay. The guys spent the entire decade of the '60s looking for a breakout hit, but had to settle for a series of relatively low-charting cuts. It was only after signing on with up-and-coming production duo Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff that the group's fortunes began to change. Read More

President Obama Boosts Al Green's Sales Almost 500 Percent

Obama's singing of 'Let's Stay Together' at Apollo Theater last week upped sales of iconic 1972 hit.

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Guns N' Roses Announce Six U.S. Tour Dates

Axl Rose and company to revisit NYC venue where they performed their 'Live at the Ritz' concerts 24 years ago.

Don Cornelius Dies: Stars Pay Tribute

US Weekly - 34 minutes ago

Music industry legends have come out in full force to remember Soul Train creator Don Cornelius, who[...] more »

Don't forget about Central New York Radio Group's upcoming Radio Auction. Everything from from appliances and furniture to electronics and accessories will be given away. Visit the radio auction portion of our website for more information.

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