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WLRN in West Palm Beach

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Looks like they are going to soon own the translator that is feeding the WPB/Boca market. Any idea what brought this about? Or maybe which iHeart station will carry WLRN on their HD-2?

I'm guessing there's no money involved in this. I can't imagine the public radio station has money for it. So maybe this is some type of tax break for iHeart?

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South Florida’s NPR Home Readies Palm Beach Shift | Radio & Television Business Report

In an arrangement that dates to the now-defunct Classical South Florida, the NPR Member station in Miami has offered West Palm Beach listeners a unique feed via an FM translator originating from a HD4 signal tied to the local KLOVE affiliate. Soon, that'll change: the station is buying the...
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$456,000 for the translator (from WLRN to EMF), because why would EMF give up a big translator like that for free? EMF transfers its HD2 lease on WOLL over to WLRN to feed the 101.9 signal.
 
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