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March 2022. Sara
Innamorato (D)
Bethany Hallam (D), At-large
Member Mike
Embrescia (R), At-large
Member Jack
Betkowski (D),
District 1
Suzanne Filiaggi (R)...
- in 1972 to Ohio Communications,
owned by Nick
Mileti and Jim and Tom
Embrescia. The
station became WWWM, and
initially broadcast a
syndicated beautiful...
- in a deal
announced January 12, 1972.
Broadcast executives Tom and Jim
Embrescia joined the
ownership group as vice-president/general
manager and sales...
-
Miller of Cleveland, to Erie
Broadcasting Co.,
owned by Cleveland's Jim
Embrescia.
After a
brief period in the
hands of
Signal One
Communications from October...
- Al Lerner, to the
Independent Group Limited partnership,
owned by Tom
Embrescia,
Larry Pollock, and Tom Wilson. By the mid-1980s, WDOK's
beautiful music...
- Million.
Embrescia owned several radio stations including 1520 WINW in Canton, 850 WRMR WKNR and 102.1 WDOK in Cleveland. In 1997,
Embrescia attempted...
- 1972,
Mileti formed Ohio
Communications with
veteran radio executive Tom
Embrescia,
which acquired WKYC AM/1100 and FM/105.7 from NBC,
renaming them "3WE"...
- mind"
program Mack
presided over at WDOK in the 1950s. Tom
Embrescia's father, Fred
Embrescia,
served as WRMR's
public relations director and also became...
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Generation of Iowa, a
company owned by
Thomas Embrescia of Cleveland,
acquired KOCR for $1.25 million.
Embrescia had
previously owned WUPW in Toledo, Ohio...
-
Cavaliers and
Cleveland Arena owner Nick Mileti, and
radio executive Jim
Embrescia. The
stations were
renamed "3WE" WWWE-AM and "M105" WWWM-FM, with the...
