Re: Double letters in Boston-market calls

["Robert W. Paine" <macandrew@prodigy.net>]

And for a time, WJZB Ch.14 was WWOR.

Speaking of which, what is the present status of the former Yankee
Network/W43B/WGTR/WJZB building? If it still remains, are there current
photos of it?

Macandrew

>The other guy's grass may be greener but you gotta wonder: did he need a
second mortgage to pay the lawn service?<

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doug Bassett" <hinsdalien@yahoo.com>
To: <boston-radio-interest@bostonradio.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 4:00 PM
Subject: Re: Double letters in Boston-market calls


> Expanding on Aaron's expansion of the original
> thread...
>
> --- Aaron Read <aread@speakeasy.net> wrote:
>
> >
> > Shame shame shame - y'all forgot Northeastern
> > University's pride and joy:
> > WRBB!  :-)   WAAF is technically Worcester but they
> > sure try to make folks
> > believe they're in Boston.  Nearby there's also WSRS
> > (Worcester) and a
> > double-whammy, WWBB (Providence) plus WWKX
> > (Woonsocket) WDDZ (Pawtucket)
> > WNNZ (Westfield) WNNW (Lawrence) WHJJ (Providence)
> >
>
> Has WLLH been mentioned yet?
>
> Just across the border is WQLL Bedford, NH (cool,
> huh?).  And to the west is WWLP (TV).  Further north
> the WSSH calls live on in the Upper Valley, along with
> WNNE (TV).  The former WKDR in Burlington is now (I
> beleive) WVAA.  And a triple-whammy from Randolph, VT,
> WWWT (not sure if that one's current).  And in
> Connecticut there's WCCC in Hartford and WQQQ in
> Sharon.  There's a few more out there like WICC, but
> I'll leave those for someone else.
>
> Doug Bassett
>
>
>
>
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