From the Post Standard:Last week's sacking of WFBL-AM (1390) morning talk host Bill Colley drew about 15 protesters Monday outside the Baldwinsville station.Although Colley is calling his departure a "pleasant parting," the organizer of the protest, Jon Alvarez, said he and other radio listeners wanted WFBL to know they were upset Colley was gone. Alvarez was a frequent guest on the program."The only local outlet for (local) conservative talk was basically shut down," said Alvarez, president of the Patriot League of Central New York, an advocacy group. WFBL has replaced Colley's call-in show 6 to 9 a.m. weekdays with a taped, delayed broadcast of nationally syndicated radio host Michael Savage. General manager Judy Kelly said Monday the change was based solely on the news-talk station's desire for better ratings in the morning.In the fall, WFBL's morning show ranked No. 14 in the Arbitron ratings with a 1.8 percent share of Syracuse listeners tuning to radio in that time period.Colley, 43, who describes his political views as "right-of-center," said he's hoping to find another talk-radio job, perhaps outside of Syracuse. Before he went to work at WFBL in January 2004, he was a radio reporter at news-talk station WSYR-AM (570).******If WFBL just wanted better ratings in the AM drive, why didn't they move his show to another time period?