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Youngstown TV History

By Tom Lavery

Youngstown:

I found a very interesting website while reading the Ohio Media Blog. Tim Lones created "Cleveland Classic Media", which covers the history of media in Cleveland and Northeast Ohio. Right now, you can read about the historic debut of TV in Youngstown back in 1953. Both WKBN 27 & WFMJ (then at channel 73) signed on within days of each other. Read more at http://clevelandclassicmedia.blogspot.com/.

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