WYCN-LP
WYCN-LP is a low power television station licensed to Nashua, New Hampshire with studios located at Rivier College in Nashua. The station carries local community programming, however most of its schedule is taken up by FamilyNet programming.
WYCN, along with three co-owned translators (see below), was sold to New Hampshire 1 Network, a company controlled by William H. Binnie, in 2010.[1] The deal will not be completed until January 3, 2012;[2] in the meantime, Binnie would also acquire WBIN-TV in Derry. As a result of the sale, much of WYCN's community programming, including aldermen debates, will be discontinued.[3]
Translators
Several translators are licensed to WYCN's parent company, Center Broadcasting Corporation[1]. It is unclear if the following stations carry WYCN programming:
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WRNT-LP 48 (RTV) · WNHX-LP 51 (IND)
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