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Always impressed at WCBY's numbers, considering their weak 1kw AM signal and limited reach of the translator. Btw, they very recently added a second translator in Indian River (98.1 if my memory serves me)

Popular legend has it WLC stood for 'World Limestone Center' (which Rogers City was, maybe still is...). WLC was a critical piece of the Great Lakes shipping industry until cellular and satellite communication made it obsolete. Ship-to-shore phone calls were on Channel 26 on marine radios. You NEVER ...

The few people that have mentioned in my conversations Mac 106.3's decision to go all Christmas on November 1 have ALL been negative. It was especially odd last weekend when most of the area was blanketed in temps in the mid to upper 70's.

I'm going to miss the strong, clear FM signal that 96.7 provided sports fans here in the Cheboygan/Presque Isle/ Montmorency County areas. WRGZ cleared all 4 Detroit sports teams' broadcasts (yes, Pistons too, incredibly). Now it's back to a hodge-podge of weak translators of WCBY, WMBN, etc.

MeTV isn't bad...although for almost two years now they've been playing back to back Hogan's Heroes at 10 every weeknight...they only made 168 of those, so that has gotten a bit repetitive.

Yep. As of January 1. I might be in the minority, but I miss the show.

One of the more odd decisions made in regards to "The Fox" was the bright idea of having Traverse City Beach Bums baseball broadcast over BOTH signals for their first season or two. (That was independent league, VERY minor league ball, folks) Never quite understood that one. Does anyone happen to ...