WHDH broadcast educational and informational programming for children, and file quarterly reports with the FCC detailing the station's outreach to children. The public may view the …

WGDH (91.7 FM) is a non-commercial educational American radio station that serves the community of Hardwick, Vermont, United States and the surrounding areas of Lamoille, Washington and Caledonia counties. The station, launched in 2011, is owned by Central Vermont Community Radio Corporation.

2025年3月22日 · The public may view the reports by going to WHDH.com and clicking on "FCC Public File", or by visiting the FCC's website at FCC.org.

2014年11月4日 · WHDH broadcast educational and informational programming for children, and file quarterly reports with the FCC detailing the station's outreach to children.

It is hard to make radio folks speechless, but you did just that on March 23. On our very last day of the Spring Fundrive, the community rallied to the moment and not only met our big $20,000 goal, but they surpassed it raising $20,505 (with checks still on the way).

WGDR & WGDH are the sounds of Central Vermont. We're volunteer-run, community-driven, free-form radio. Tune in at http://WGDR.org or at 91.1FM or 91.7FM. Tune in on New Year's Eve tomorrow night, for for one more special line up of programming this …

5 天之前 · WGDR & WGDH are the sounds of Central Vermont Community Radio. We're volunteer-run, community-driven, free-form radio. Tune in at http://WGDR.org or at 91.1FM or 91.7FM.

WGDR - Central Vermont Community Radio (CVCR) is the non-profit that manages the community-owned radio station WGDR, Plainfield/WGDH, Hardwick in Vermont. For nearly 50 years, WGDR/WGDH was the college/community station of Goddard College.

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2021年5月18日 · After six months of planning and now FCC approval, WGDR/WGDH is now the only full-power, community-owned and operated non-commercial station in Vermont. “It has been an honor to help this station continue and expand its role and legacy in the community.