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Head for the Hills! TMI

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Received the "TMI Area" Emergency Planning pamplet on Saturday. Perhaps we should ALL be worried, in that the EAS call-signs for 102.3, 99.3, 1250, 92.1 and 92.7 are years outdated. Not to mention that "WGCB 1440" (RIP) is still listed. Yikes!
 
epmark said:
Received the "TMI Area" Emergency Planning pamplet on Saturday. Perhaps we should ALL be worried, in that the EAS call-signs for 102.3, 99.3, 1250, 92.1 and 92.7 are years outdated. Not to mention that "WGCB 1440" (RIP) is still listed. Yikes!
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Well, as long as those frequencies still exist (excluding 1440), we should be alright.
 
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