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Radio And TELEVISION News Journalist Andy Potter, Sportscaster George Commo And Vermont Public Television President And CEO John King Will Be Inducted In The Annual VAB Awards Party November 19 In Burlington.
Burlington, VT A stories columnist, a sportscaster, a station executive and a legendary crooner have been named to the Vermont Organisation of Broadcasters Hall of Fame.
Radio and TELEVISION stories hack Andy Potter, sportscaster George Commo and Vermont Public TV President and GENERAL MANAGER John King will be inducted during the yearly VAB Awards Party Nov nineteen in Burlington. Radio and megastar Rudy Vallee will be inducted posthumously.
Vallee was born in 1901 in Island Pond. A teenage bandleader, he drew attention with the band he started at Yale University, "Rudy Vallee and the Connecticut Yankees." In 1929, Vallee started hosting "The Fleischmann's Yeast Hour" on NBC, later "The Royal Jello Hour." The show was one of the two preferred programs in the country for the subsequent ten years (the other being "Amos 'n' Andy"). His program was first to present acts like Burns and Allen, Milton Berle, Kate Smith, the Mills Siblings and Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.
His radio, stage and film career was lengthy. He worked into the early 1980's, when he now and then served as the opening act for the Hamlet Folks. Vallee died in 1986. His better half, Eleanor Vallee, said she was excited with the VAB honor. "I'm so pleased and appreciative of this honour for my late partner, my 'vagabond lover,'" she revealed from her home in L. A. "Vagabond Lover" was the name of Vallee's first film, in 1929. She said she is counting on attending the event.
The recently-retired Andy Potter is a legend among stories writers in Vermont. He started his radio career while attending Middlebury Varsity in the mid-1960's. After serving in Vietnam, he returned to Vermont, where he brought his reporting abilities to a variety of list of radio stations, including WJOY, WDOT and WKDR among others . He carved a second career on Telly, where he used to be a longtime senior newshound for WCAX in Burlington.
George Commo is a six-time winner of the Vermont Sportscaster of the Year award and is also a member of the Vermont Press Organisation Hall of Fame. George has been a radio and TELEVISION sportscaster since the early 1970's and was the longtime voice of UVM Hockey and Vermont junior league baseball. Since 1998, he has been covering Norwich University Hockey for WDEV.Among his fans and peers, George is thought of as one of the greatest hockey play-by-play sportscasters to ever climb behind a mike.
John King joined VPT in 1987 and has served as President and CEO since 1998. He also serves on the PBS Board of Directors and has served as Chairman of the Vermont TV Broadcasters Co-location Association. He's credited with helping to form a robust bond between private and non-private broadcasting in Vermont.
WDEV Radio in Waterbury has been named the "Broadcaster of the Year" for 2011. The station did an extraordinary job of keeping the general public informed during and following Tropical Storm Irene. Their around-the-clock coverage of the disaster is credited with saving lives and keeping people informed.
John Likakis, Manager Of WBTN-AM in Bennington is also being known for major coverage of Tropical Storm Irene. Likakis is one of two winners of the VAB's Distinguished Service Award. Likakisand station volunteers at WBTN provided vital info to their community before, during and following the typhoon. For days, they were the sole link between local emergency officers and stranded citizens.
The other Distinguished Service Award will be presented to Ginny McGehee of WJOY radio in Burlington. Ginny is the longest-serving female radio character in Vermont history, having started at WJOY in 1983. Her radio family would not think of starting the day without her good humour and hopeful perspective. She's served her community in alternative routes as a board member of Champlain Valley Crimestoppers and the Vermont and New Hampshire Valley chapter of the American Red Cross.
The Alan Noyes Community Service Award is going to WJJR-FM in Rutland for their superb annual Gift-of-Life blood drive. WJJR personalities Terry Jaye and Nanci Gordon helped collect 1,400 pints of blood in one day last December, breaking a New England record set in Boston. The once a year drive has been a focal point of community involvement in Rutland. The regional and state record has since been eclipsed by Manchester, New Hampshire. This year's drive is scheduled for December twenty.
Two other Community Service Awards will be presented to WOKO-FM and ABC22 / FOX44-TV.
WOKO radio in Burlington has been conducting their "Big Change Round-up for Kids" for 7 years. Last year, the station raised an astonishing $206,000 for the Vermont Children's Surgery at Fletcher Allen. The annual campaign culminates in a four-day radiothon.
ABC22 / FOX44 is being honoured for organizing a telethon for June eight that raised more than $45,000 for the local Red Cross. The stations took action when reporter Natalie Paterson came back from covering damage from Vermont's spring floods and asked General Manager Vic Vetters what the stations could do to help their neighbours. The telethon helped replenish the local Red Cross coffers at a critical time.
The Vermont Association of Broadcasters has been representing the interests of radio and television broadcasters in Vermont since 1956. For detailed info about the VAB, including ticket info for the Nov 19 event, please visit the internet site at www.vab.org., writes tagza.com.
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