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Friday, April 10, 2015

KYW's Tony Hanson Calls It A Career

4-8-15
After spending his entire 37-year radio career as a newsman with KYW/Philadelphia, Tony Hanson has announced he will be retiring at the end of this week. His years at KYW have brought him numerous honors, including awards from the Philadelphia Bar Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association, the New Jersey Bar Association, a Sigma Delta Chi national award, a William A. Schnader Memorial Award, a Freedoms Foundation certificate of excellence, a UPI statewide first place award for sports coverage, and the New York Grand Award.CBS Radio Philadelphia SVP/Market Manager Marc Rayfield talked about Hanson, telling Radio Ink: "He is a legendary newsman, a consummate professional, and he will be sorely missed by our listeners and his co-workers."

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Wednesday, August 13, 2014

Cox Promotes Dave Hanson In Miami

8-11-14

CMG Miami promotes WFLC Music Director Dave Hanson to assistant director of branding and programming. WFLC?s Director of Branding & Programming Jill Strada said, ?Dave?s talent, drive, and years of experience are invaluable as WFLC competes in the highly competitive and fast-paced Miami market. This promotion is well deserved." Hanson has been with CMG Miami in many different roles for the past 12 years.



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Saturday, February 2, 2013

Hanson Likes The Cromwell Group

1-31-2013

The Cromwell Radio Group Nashville says Ops Manager Troy Hanson is sticking around until at least 2017 after signing a new deal. Hanson oversees WPRT-FM (Sports) and WQZQ-AM/FM (Urban Gospel) in Nashville. GM Tincy Crouse says, "Troy has shown a tremendous level of commitment and professionalism in his role with the Cromwell Radio Group. We are extremely pleased to have come to an agreement on his employment for many years to come."



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