Technology for me
has not yet advanced to the point where I can shave, shower or drive to work while surfing
the web. For my morning news, my handy Sony transistor remains locked to WTNY (that's 790 on your
AM radio dial.)
The authoritative, yet soothing vocal tones of George Neher have
embellished our town for decades, and while the Watertown radio market has witnessed many
transitions, it's comforting to know that George has remained our unshakable loyal
servant.
Undoubtedly, Mr. Neher could command a larger wage as a lavish
career executive in any top-rated metropolitan market, yet has chosen not to succumb to
lures from the fast lane. With an all-encompassing ritual of news, weather, sports,
commentary and dependable time-checks, George's morning show with co-host Nathan Lahman is every
bit as reliable and professional as their network counterparts... anywhere!
From 6 - 9AM (Mon - Friday) our community continues to be enriched
by a "personality" who has never lost touch with the first and foremost purpose
of broadcasting . . . . .
"To serve in the public interest."
ON GEORGE NEHER: "The Beamer" Writes... |
Bill...I too have always enjoyed George Neher. I was on
WOTT Radio from 1969 until 1976. I frequently listened to George...primarily after they
started playing music that was a bit more to my liking. I met and spoke with George many
times and ALWAYS found him to be on top of it all! A pleasant voice of reason and calm and
a really great guy. Watertown is fortunate to have him there...Steve Behm, Burbank, Ca.
Dear Steve (Beamer) -- And I remember
you! I never missed your afternoon drive....when WOTT was truly fun!! Great
to hear from you! |
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