Station Navigator News

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Naked, Raw and Exposed' Live on the Radio

 

Station Navigator Lynn Fitch will be interviewed and answer listener questions live on KBOO,  Sunday, May 19th, 6:30 - 8:00 pm and Monday, May 20th, 7:00 - 8:00 pm.

 

Lynn and Arlo
Arlo Guthrie and Lynn Fitch

 

Topics to be covered on " 

 

Naked, Raw & Exposed
" include Lynn's background and experience, financial concerns, fundraising plans, a staff unionization update, why there is a need for change at KBOO and how does she happen to know Arlo Guthrie?

 

Hear it all live at 

90.7 FM in Portland,

91.9 FM in Hood River, 

100.7 FM in Corvallis and online right here.

 


 

 

KBOO Recognizes Union

Lynn and Madelyn Elder, CWA 130504
(L-R) Madelyn Elder and Lynn Fitch

 

Lynn Fitch, KBOO Station Navigator and Madelyn Elder, President of the Communication Workers of America Local 7901, at a May 4th meeting following Lynn's announcement that KBOO would voluntarily recognize the union and was ready to enter into nego-tiations. But because the union is proceeding with its election petition, KBOO cannot lawfully recognize the union as the collective bargaining agent of the employees and engage in negotiations until such time as the election is over and the union is certified as the winner. The election is scheduled for May 30th, Noon to 1:00 pm at KBOO's studios.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

KBOO Fosters New Statewide Media Project

 

Community radio stations throughout Oregon team with KBOO to produce local content for their communities throughout the state!

 

KBOO's strategic plan goal of being a regional media center is becoming a reality. At a recent gathering in Ashland, of Oregon Community Radio Stations, KBOO's Station Navigator, Lynn Fitch, suggested several activities for the newly formed "Oregon Community Media" consortium to collaborate on ─ with KBOO assuming a mentor and leadership role.

 

The emerging OCM will partner to produce statewide programming, with content supplied by contributing community stations, and KBOO producing the final piece. They will pursue grant funding for a shared PT reporter stationed in Salem to cover legislative issues. Each community station will receive underwriter training and information from KBOO, to begin raising business support and revenue for their stations efforts.

Oregon Community Media in Ashland 1305
Members of the freshly formed 'Oregon Community Media' Consortium,
Ashland, OR - May 2013

Most importantly, with KBOO's support and direction, the OCM will be able to rebroadcast the 2013 Waterfront Blues Festival, in their own communities ─ helping to raise money for the Oregon Food Bank and awareness about hunger in our State. More on this exciting endeavor as we move ahead.