Well, as to the egg prices, depends what brand, organic or not, size, etc.

Similar to the "gas prices" that a lot of stations were doing for a while. One could easily go to <state>gasprices.com and find out for themselves.

She is still under contract... got it. Thanks for the explanation

sinklair wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 02, 2023 8:50 pm

Leslie is “retiring” as a way to prevent having to pay Sinclair’s liquidated damages.

what liquidated damages?

Great Lakes Cable - Petoskey 1970 2- WJRT 3- Time/Weather/Music 4- WTOM 5- WNEM 6- WWUP WNEM seems to have been carried in Petoskey clear up until at least 1990. Was this because of tropospheric issues that 7&4 had back then? Sunrise Communications - Onaway (2022) 2- QVC 3- WFQX 4- WTOM 5- CBLT 6- C...

I think I saw that WGTU aired Sesame Street for a couple of years, but WGTU didn't make it to the UP until after WCML came on. That's interesting! I could see that though, as "Good Morning America" didn't start until (I think) 1975, and lack of local morning programming (assuming it aired in the mo...

So what are they going to do for meteorologists now? Erik obviously can't do it all. I don't think 7&4 or WWMT have anyone to spare to go help "long-term" I’m sure weekends will be pre-recorded and piped in from 7&4. Guessing mornings will be also Has this happened more than once? (I remember not l...

So what are they going to do for meteorologists now? Erik obviously can't do it all. I don't think 7&4 or WWMT have anyone to spare to go help "long-term"

I wish him luck, he will do great in Detroit.

Tall about confusion on time slots...

Wonder what took her from the forecast desk to the anchor desk

Cool stuff... although I'm more into the news breaks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7Ye3REv9FI

I didn't know Nancy Loveland did weather at the station.

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Sun Nov 27, 2022 11:30 pm

Local tv news is dead. Especially at nbc25
I heard the rumor of a potential buyer for nbc25 and wsmh and that an announcement could be coming of a sale in December.

if true, maybe the new owner will fix the situation

I do remember hearing it's relatively brief time as "The Bear" before Black Diamond bought the stations

Interesting. WCHY didn't exist when I was growing up.

The Wave now uses Local Radio Networks' Classic Hits format. It's the same service 97.7 WTGV in the Thumb area uses. They're pretty much centered in the '80s, but I've heard '90s songs there such as "Kiss from a Rose" by Seal and "Every Heartbeat" by Amy Grant. They're definitely not the '50s-'70s ...