But, the Seattle Times reports, Schram would have to be willing to become a
part-timer, says Holly Gauntt, vice president of News-Fisher Communications and
KOMO-TV news director.
Schram isn't exactly jumping at the opportunity to become
what he says is basically a freelancer after his 35-year career there.
"I've got to digest everything that is going on,"
he says. "I'm not making any decisions until after Christmas. I've got an
agent looking into other possibilities."
Schram had been doing an afternoon talk show on KOMO Radio,
but the station ended talk shows in September and went strictly 24/7 news,
weather and traffic.
Gauntt says Schram was a radio-station employee, although he
had agreed to do his popular "Schrammies" and commentaries for the TV
side.
Schram says his contract had been through December 2013, and
is now being bought out.
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