From Michael Ambrosino: Too much time had gone by, and too many names added to the list those who left us, to not think of at least getting some of the local folk together in 2012. | Read more.
From AnnArbor.com: Stewart made lifelong friends working at WGBH, where he did a news, sports and weather show. He liked to boast that he had the second highest rated news show in Boston public radio at the time (there were two). | Read more.
From the Boston Globe: WGBH officials have begun ambitiously digitizing not only former newscasts from their Channel 2, but historical news footage from other local TV stations. | Read more.
From Fred Barzyk: My Mom had this vision for me. She thought it would be wonderful if I could be in show business… I announced that I would become a piano player! Only problem was we didn’t have a piano. | Read more.
From Don Hallock: Many extraordinarily-gifted figures and luminaries of the day — in the arts, science, politics and education — found their ways into the halls and studios of the original WGBH-TV/FM studios at 84 Massachusetts Avenue. | Read more.
Reunion for alumni from the 1950s, ’60s, and ’70s
From Michael Ambrosino: Too much time had gone by, and too many names added to the list those who left us, to not think of at least getting some of the local folk together in 2012. | Read more.