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- ↑ Durkin, Jessica (2010-08-21). "Room on the Dial: Group Wants Community Radio in Scranton". New America Foundation's Sustaining Democracy in a Digital Age Blog.
- ↑ Borthwick, Tom (2010-08-23). "WFTE – Community Radio". NEPArtisan.
