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It hasn't been sold yet, but Binghamton's first TV station is on the
market.  Gateway says it wants to sell WBNG (Channel 12), along with
WTAJ (Channel 10) in Altoona PA and WOWK (Channel 13) in Huntington
WV, leaving the company with just WLYH (Channel 15) in Lancaster PA.
WBNG is the only VHF in the otherwise all-U Binghamton and Elmira
markets, and is consistently the top-rated news operation in the
Binghamton market.

On the religious front, Pensacola Christian College is applying for a
new station on 89.9 in Amsterdam; Living Way has been denied 91.9 in
"Oceanside," which would have been a New York City squeeze-in; and
that 89.5 in Macedon we mentioned last week would be a station, not a
translator, which sets up a mutually-exclusive battle with the WEOS
(89.7 Geneva) application to raise power and move to...89.5.