According to a couple of websites, WOLY's license had also been
cancelled in 1998 because it had expired, but was then reinstated a few
months later.
It's hard to believe the station couldn't afford a computer. A new one
costs all of $500 these days, which to me seems like a small amount
compared to operating costs for things like electricity, rent, salaries
(though with a name like Christian Family, it might've been a volunteer
operation). At the very least, one of the staff members must've had a
computer they could have used to file the renewal.
Bruce
Scott Fybush wrote:
Here's a trippy story out of West Michigan - four years after its
license was deleted, WOLY is still on the air, and the FCC can't seem
to do much about it thus far:
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-08-1647A1.pdf
So if you hear WOLY at sunset, it's not a ghost from the past!
s
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