The sound of a radio tower hitting the ground could be heard in the city of South Haven on Wednesday:
AM 940 went off the air for good early this month, and now its two towers in the marshy Celery Pond have been taken down. Midwest Family Broadcasting engineer Terry Green told us that it takes some preparation to remove a couple of 220 foot towers:
Green says that it's pretty rare to see a radio tower get demolished, so onlookers on Wednesday probably do have something special to remember:
AM 940 was acquired by Midwest Family Broadcasting in 1996, and became a nostalgia station with some shopping related programming. Now, the station ceases to exist.
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AM 940 went off the air for good early this month, and now its two towers in the marshy Celery Pond have been taken down. Midwest Family Broadcasting engineer Terry Green told us that it takes some preparation to remove a couple of 220 foot towers:
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Listen: |
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Green says that it's pretty rare to see a radio tower get demolished, so onlookers on Wednesday probably do have something special to remember:
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Listen: |
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AM 940 was acquired by Midwest Family Broadcasting in 1996, and became a nostalgia station with some shopping related programming. Now, the station ceases to exist.
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