Jared DiCarlo
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There’s a shameless ripoff of WNYT/KMOV’s intro near the end of this video:
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How can we forget the iconic WNYT set? This was the news set of my childhood, lasting from 1995-2018.
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A WNYT newscast from some point in 1993 (there’s no audio, unfortunately)
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WNYT in 1991! Featuring Ed Dague, Chris Kapostasy/Jansing, Bob Kovachick, and Bob McNamara. Also a brief appearance from a young John Gray.
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Wildfire coverage from the now defunct Orange County Newschannel
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A special treat courtesy of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting: Here’s a Ten O’Clock News report from WGBH in Boston, followed by outtakes of Vincent Price for PBS’s Mystery! program. https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip_15-rn3028pt70
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An amazing find courtesy of one of my new favorite channels on YouTube! Here’s a brief portion of local Glens Falls, NY cable station WNCE’s nightly newscast, featuring two future legends in Capital Region news; Lydia Kulbida (under her maiden name Lydia Zaluckyj) and Mark Mullholland, both of whom later ended up at WNYT together.
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A WNYT newscast from sometime in March, 2003. Features John Gray (filling in for Ed Dague) and Lydia Kulbida as anchors. Howie Altschule is the weatherman, and there’s also a “Skiing Weatherman” report from Herb Stevens at Stowe, VT. Unfortunately, the tape ends before we get to Lars Lifrak’s sports report.
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WOKR 13 in Rochester becomes WHAM on January 10, 2005
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Man, those late 90s Ackerley Group graphics were so good! Here’s some from WIXT (now WSYR) in 2001. And here’s the music that went with this package! It’s a Frank Gari production, I think. As a bonus, here’s the station in 2006:
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Some breaks from Katie Couric’s last day on NBC. Includes several weather reports with Paul Caiano that have those mid-2000’s WNYT graphics that I miss so much, and there’s also an Elliot Spitzer campaign ad.
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An episode of The Early Show from the day before I was born!
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Let’s travel back to New Year’s Day, 1975. KNBC aired a special looking back at the year before, hosted by Jess Marlow. Here’s some of it:
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A look at WNYT in 1991, right after they introduced their “Live, Local, Latebreaking” slogan that they used until 2009. As a funny coincidence, one of the commercials here is for the movie “Billy Bathgate”, which filmed in the Albany area.
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Something I’ve been waiting to see again for ages now: a mid-2000s WNYT newscast!! It’s not complete, unfortunately, but it has someone I thought I’d never see again, John Allen! I actually got to meet him in 2006 when my family was featured on the news.
