Would syndicating WEEI in northern New England work?

[Dave Doherty]

Actually, 30 states have Burlingtons, and 32 have places with Burlington 
somewhere in the name.

And lest you think your home town is unique, it's harder than you might 
think to find a unique city name:

 - 16 states have Bostons, and 23 have Boston in the name.
 - Seven states have New Yorks, and ten have places with New York in the 
name
 - Two states have Chicagos, and ten have places with Chicago in the name
 - 31 states have Washingtons, and 42 have places with Washington in the 
name
 - Lincoln is even more popular - 35 exact matches and 42 with Lincoln in 
the name
 - there are three Los Angeles' and four Las Vegas'
 - there are six Worcesters and 22 Providences
 - there are 34 Springfields and 20 Albanys (Albanies?)
 - there are four Flushings, but no Plumbings
 - There are even two Intercourses (PA and AL) and two Mars' (WV and CA)

There is only one War, in West Virginia, and there is only one Virgin, in - 
wait for it - Utah.

-Dave Doherty
 Skywaves, Inc.
 97 Webster Street
 Worcester, MA 01603
 508-425-7176



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Subject: RE: Would syndicating WEEI in northern New England work?


> There's also a Burlington, CT.
>
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> Doug Drown
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>>>You mean there's
> another Burlington in New England? And it's in Vermont??? You're kidding,
> right? What does a place with all cows want with a nice place name like
> Burlington? Burlington knows its place--and it's right on Route 128.>>
>
> Hey, there's a Burlington, Maine, too.  More moose over there than cows,
> though.
> -Doug
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>
>> replying to Keith and Dan
>>
>> Dan:
>> >>You mean there's
>> another Burlington in New England? And it's in Vermont??? You're kidding,
>> right? What does a place with all cows want with a nice place name like
>> Burlington? Burlington knows its place--and it's right on Route 128.
>>
>> Ha :) Well, I know I'm more than a bit familiar with the Burlington that
>> isn't on Rt 128...
>> I don't know if Burlington VT is necessarily all cows (they all moved
>> to Waterbury to make Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream) but there are more
>> than a few shops, restaurants, boat rides on the lake; the Univ.
>> of Vermont, and much more :)
>>
>> Keith: thanks for info about ESPN; noted that they do have to carry Mike
> and Mike! :)
>>
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