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RE: SAD NEWS

Glenn had a rare talent, and he made this city a better place to live. When a beloved media figure like him dies, it's hard not to think first selfishly about that two-hour sinkhole his departure will create in our radio landscape. But our thoughts are with his wife Susan.

Tim Rogers · November 20, 2005 09:13 PM