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Laurence Glavin
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The FCC Applications list included a request for the FCC to authorizes WHRB-FM 95.3 Cambridge, MA and WSKX-FM 95.3 York, ME to operate with the changed facilities announced months ago. I observed a few weeks ago that WHRB has apparently installed a new or modified antenna on the NW-facing side of the mast it has occupied since moving to Boston's Theater District years ago. Since then, I've had occasion to test the changed signal on the North Shore. I went to the Peabody-Essex Museum, not in Peabody, not in Essex but in Salem, MA the last weekend of October. From the roof of the PEM's parking garage (full for the Halloween festivities) WHRB and WSKX battled each other as I drove along about 80 feet above street level. A week later, near the Shalin Liu Performance Center in Rockport, MA, WSKXwas not only dominant, but seemed to be the only signal on 95.3...hardly any interference from WHRB. The masked-man probably can report how WHRB is doing on the North Shore elsewhere