Any printed material you'd like to share with www.worldradiohistory.com would gladly be added to my site along with a link to the full WBOE site. I have a section for radio station publications where some of your material could be added as a "taste" of what the full site has to offer.
Thank you so much, sir. I was asked about making these original documents and recordings available on-line, and we have done so, and continue to add items, so that the factual information that was on the WBOE page in Wikipedia can be re-added. There are reasons that this is valuable which I won't go into right now. I produced the WBOE page in Wikipedia in 2006 using all of the Primary Source original paper documents and original discs and audio tapes that I collected for the CMSD. If you go to clevelandmetroschools.org, you can access "NEWSROOM", hover over it, and go to the Historical Archive. There, you will see listening and viewing options. There, you will see the following:
We don't have a WBOE site, specifically. It's all part of our on-line Historical Archives which covers other CMSD items as well. Most of the audio archives are made up of WBOE - FM series/programs, all from original discs and reel-to-reel tapes. I may ask to see about the viability of making a WBOE-centric site of its own. This is all so important as I want to get certain things accomplished before I retire and want to be respectful and build bridges to radio history minded people in a collaborative way. One way we did this is by uploading WBOE Primary Source documents and recordings after it was asked if this material was on line. Now, it is!