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The radio station — call letters CFUZ — has been internet only since its inception five years ago, but the long term goal has always been to broadcast an FM signal in Penticton

IT WAS MAY 6th ... when Fishers Blend radio stations KJR & KOMO in Seattle swapped frequencies. KOMO was moved to 1000 kc where its power could be increased, while KJR, now at 950, was sold two years later to the department store Marshall Field ... When the final broadcast of "I Love Lucy" aired for the first time on CBS-TV... When Johnny Carson signed a new deal with NBC which had his Tonight Show cut from 90 minutes to one hour, and his work week reduced to just 4 nights, while his pay was boosted to about $5 million a year... ..and when the 100th episode of "The Golden Girls" aired on NBC-TV. ALL the milestones for the date INSIDE.

Election Results 'Live' from Global Television Alberta

“We are delighted with the agreement” says Cam Cowie Harvard Broadcasting’s Vice President and Chief Operating Officer “our radio stations are renowned for their local focus, strong brands and innovative formats, KRAZE FM fits like a glove”.

The new buyers of Sunny94 (Golden West Broadcasting) and KRAZE 101.3 (Harvard Broadcasting)

Jeremy Harris took over the job in 2007 from Nova Scotia actress Shauna MacDonald, who was affectionately nicknamed 'Promo Girl.'

IT WAS CINCO DE MAYO (May 5th) WHEN.... 'Rhythm at Eight' starring 24-year old Ethel Merman debuted on NBC radio .... When the 300th episode of syndicated TV's 'Soul Train' was broadcast ... When NBC-TV's 'Quantum Leap' starring Scott Bakula aired for the last time.. ..and when the sitcom 'Married With Children' aired its final episode on Fox TV. ALL the milestones for Cinco de Mayo INSIDE.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=29&v=dXf8coKcir8 Ezra Levant reveals the deception behind Alberta's Progressive Conservative Party and it's leader Jim Prentice     

By David Chesney White Rock Sun May the 4th/2015 A couple of months back I received a phone call from my old radio friend Tom Jeffries who...

Her family told NBC News that Grace Lee Whitney would prefer to be remembered as “a successful survivor of addiction” rather than for her role in Star Trek.