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Harry Nelson To Leave WPOR/Portland
Harry Nelson, longtime PD of Saga Communications' standards WPOR/Portland, ME, will step down, once a replacment is named. Market Manager Cary Pahigian told Radio-Info's Tom Taylor "It's a very open schedule."
Nelson also handled afternoon drive at WPOR, and previously worked at WRKO/Boston.
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