Ah, Nahant, where I grew up. Full of shopping centers, major highways, skyscrapers...ah, just pulling your leg.
It has maybe 3,600 people and to the best of my knowledge doesn't have a traffic light. High school and
middle school kids go to Swampscott (in my day, we went to Lynn; I went to the same school as
Glenn Ordway, folks, Lynn Classical!). So that's why on Thanksgiving you never hear how the football
team at Nahant High did, because there is no Nahant High on that one-square mile peninsula.
But Nahant could have a radio station, yes folks! WESX! They're studying the possibility of making
Nahant its city--er, town of license. (Smallest town in the Commonwealth, area-wise.)
http://fybush.com/nerw.html
>>In early November, the FCC let Principle know that it wouldn't grant the waiver, giving WESX an opportunity to amend its application to fix the problem. Now the station has done so, changing its proposal to specify Nahant as the new city of license. This time, no waiver is required, as WESX would cover Nahant fully by day, and would cover 89.1% of the town with a nighttime interference-free signal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nahant
Lynn based humorist Don White's "I'm From Lynn, What Can I say?" has the lyric "I don't talk slick
like I'm from Nahant" (he then vamps, "And what is Nahant, you ask? Well it's a little town of incredibly
rich people who must be cursed in life because they can't get anywhere in the world without...
driving directly through Lynn!" (Laughs maniacally).. "I feel so bad for them!!"