Northeast Broadcasting Co. took its soft rock radio station WLKC
"The Lake" off the air this past week and replaced it with its grown-up rock 'n' roll broadcasting on "Alice" WXAL. Now Alice will be heard on both 93.7 and 103.3, said Bob Rowe, general manager for WXAL and WLKC.
The change comes as part of a consolidation effort at the company in Vermont that began last July when Northeast Broadcasting moved its Essex Junction studio to Middlebury. The stations are among the 10 in Vermont owned by Northeast Broadcasting, based in New Hampshire.
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