Re: Local Radio News (Was Re :Manchester, NH 7-5-0 AM Coming to a radio dial near you?

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

But wouldn't you say that the two most famous alumni of 
Merrimac Valley radio are Ed McMahon (WLLH) and Robert 
Goulet (WCAP)? In all likelihood, McMahon is also the 
wealthiest. Can you supply the dates when these 
gentlemen worked at those stations?
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> 
> On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 18:15:55 -0400 "Mark Watson" <markwats@mediaone.net>
> writes:
> >   Dave Faneuf wrote:
> > 
> >
> >   A few of the names from the  Lowell radio newsrooms of the past 
> > that I can
> > recall off the top of my head:
> > 
> >   WCAP: Fred Faust, Bill Smith, Scott Fybush, Mary Blake, Joe 
> > Abrams, and
> > Dave Faneuf of course ( 2 tours of duty at 243 Central St, as well 
> > as his
> > tour at WLLH).
> 
> Actually I also did 2 tours of duty at WLLH
>  
> >   WLLH: Tom Clayton, Ron Gamache, Bill Haddock, Al Freeman,  Brian 
> > McCarthy
> > and Win Damon.
> 
> Don't forget Rosemary Lappin who is now an executive at WCVB TV
> 
> >   I can tell you that a few of these folks named above went on to 
> > bigger
> > markets after their stay in Lowell. Al Freeman was with Mutual/NBC 
> > radio
> > news for many years, where is he now I wonder? 
> 
> Al Freeman currently works for CBS Radio (or whatever incarnation remains
> of the CBS Radio Network)
> 
> 
> > Out of the radio biz: Fred Faust (now involved as co-owner of a 
> > commercial
> > real estate/ development firm in Lowell), 
> 
> Fred for years worked for former Congressman and Senator Paul Tsongas
> before getting involved in commerical real estate
> 
> df