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More Personnel Changes at UMass Boston's WUMB

Posted on the 28 January 2013 by Notlobmusic @notlobmusic
In Towards Independent College / Community Radio WUMB
member Carol Lashnits reports:
Carol LashnitsWhy is Dave Palmater doing Acoustic Sunrise today and not Naomi Aronberg? Is this a case of another disappearing UMB staff member? I hope he's just filling in today!!Like · · Yesterday at 11:26am
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Towards Independent College / Community Radio WUMB I was away and did not listen. Was it scripted or did Dave have free artistic license?
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Carol Lashnits Naomi was laid off for financial reasons. I'd say scripted...not what Naomi and Dick before her were playing. I expressed my distress over that decision in an email just now to Patty Domeniconi. Not that it matters to them.
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Towards Independent College / Community Radio WUMB I was away and did not listen. Was it scripted or did Dave have free artistic license?2 hours ago · Like 
Carol Lashnits Naomi was laid off for financial reasons. I'd say scripted...not what Naomi and Dick before her were playing. I expressed my distress over that decision in an email just now to Patty Domeniconi. Not that it matters to them.2 hours ago · Like 
At the time of this posthttp://wumb.org/programs/announcers.phpshows Naomi as a staff member.
Towards Independent College / Community Radio WUMB At the time of this posthttp://wumb.org/programs/announcers.phpshows Naomi as a staff member.View 1 more comment 
More personnel changes at UMass Boston's WUMB
WUMB Radio - Announcers - Naomi Arenberg
wumb.org

I sincerely hope this was not the case, Naomi is a close friend, a very talented producer/host and victim of past NPR affiliate lay-offs (WGBH and WCAI).
Screen capture of http://wumb.org/programs/announcers.php taken at 3:56pm:
Naomi ArenbergANNOUNCER:
Naomi Arenberg 
SHOWS:

Acoustic Sunrise 
Sunday 8:00 am

ContactRadio and music have been my treasured companions throughout most of my life. There’s nothing more satisfying than sharing great music, and radio provides a way to do that on a regular basis.I was lucky enough to attend a high school where one of the extra-curricular activities was “The Folk Group.” After a year of performing with this ensemble, I was hooked on acoustic music. Then, attending live performances by Odetta, Steve Goodman, and Joan Baez sealed my devotion to folk and traditional music.From 2004 to 2009 I co-hosted “Folk On WGBH,” which was the sequel to Dick Pleasants’ “The Folk Heritage.” From 2000 to 2011 I was the local host of “All Things Considered” on WCAI, the Cape and Islands NPR Station. From time to time I sing folk, blues, or jazz in concert.I live in southeastern Massachusetts with my husband, son, and several cats. The beach and the garden are always close at hand.

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