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Attachment B - Second Adjacent Waiver Requests FCC 14-132 WLUP-FM, WFMT(FM) WUBU(FM) WVEZ(FM) N E R 1 of 6 10865 Attachment B - Second Adjacent Waiver Requests FCC 14-132 12 73A 20131115ABV3 20131115ABV 73A 20131107AJD4 CROMWELL 20131107AJD5 MANCHESTER6 78 20131113BMP7 CT 20131113BMP 78 20131112CCS CT TAKOMA PARK SOCIETY OF THE MISSIONARIES HOLY WDRC-FM 8 78 20131112CCS 20131114AKR MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE9 20131114AKR WASHINGTON MD WASHINGTON HISTORIC TAKOMA INC. 80 20131113BOBDC 80 20131113BOB 20131113BMQDC WDRC-FM HR-57 FOUNDATION HOCKESSIN 20131113BMQ THE WASHINGTON PEACE CENTER WILMINGTON DE DE AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY SANFORD SCHOOL WKYS(FM), WIAD(FM) WBEN-FM WKYS(FM), WIAD(FM) WKYS(FM), WIAD(FM) WBEN-FM 15 1617 15218 20131114BNK 20131114BNK 15219 20131114ADR CHICAGO 20131114ADR 15220 20131114ABC CHICAGO 20131114ABC21 CHICAGO 15322 20131114BDD 20131114BDD23 IL EL PASO 15424 20131115ASO IL SOUND OF HOPE RADIO NFP 154 20131115ASO25 20131115AVQ IL URBANMEDIA ONE CHICAGO 20131115AVQ26 MORTON COLLEGE CHICAGO 16327 20131114AHR IL 20131114AHR28 EVANSVILLE TRINITY EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION 16629 20131114BBG IL 166 20131114BBG30 IL 20131114BFX ROOTS & CULTURE SOUTH BEND IN 20131114BFX31 WFMT(FM), WUSN(FM) PUBLIC MEDIA INSTITUTE WJEK(FM), WQQB(FM) SOUTH BEND 171 LEGION OF MARY COMITIUM32 20131023AAA 20131023AAA 171 IN33 20131112AZF LOUISVILLE HOLY CROSS COLLEGE, INC.34 20131112AZF IN 174 LOUISVILLE35 SISTERS OF ST. FRANCIS PERPETUAL ADO 20131114AFB WFMT(FM), WUSN(FM) 174 20131114AFB36 KY 20131114AOU WFMT(FM), WUSN(FM) LOUISVILLE 20131114AOU CRESCENT HILL RADIO INC.37 LOUISVILLE KY 17538 20131112AWI FELLOWSHIP OF RECONCILIATION LOUISVILL WIKY-FM WOJO(FM), WCFS-FM 175 20131112AWI39 20131112AMA KY 20131112AMA COVINGTON KY ART FM, INC. COVINGTON WOJO(FM), WCFS-FM WUBU(FM) SQUALLIS PUPPETEERS INC. 183 20131112AAF 20131112AAF KY AUBURNDALE KY 24-7 BROADCASTING, INC. SOUTH CINCINNATI COMMUNITY RADIO WVEZ(FM) MA LASELL COLLEGE RADIO WIZF(FM), WKRQ(FM) WAMZ(FM) WIZF(FM), WKRQ(FM) WAMZ(FM) WKLB-FM, WODS(FM) 10 1112 15013 20131112ALF 15014 20131112ALF 20131114ABF CHICAGO 20131114ABF DES PLAINES 151 20131114BLR 20131114BLR EVANSTON IL IL DES PLAINES POLICE DEPARTMENT CHICAGO INDEPENDENT RADIO PROJECT IL WPPN(FM), WGCI-FM NEW RHYTHM ARTS CENTER, STUDIO, GARDE WPPN(FM), WGCI-FM # Group # File No. BNPL test City State Applicant Name 2nd waiver station(s) WERQ-FM, WPOC(FM) KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM L C 2 of 6 10866 Attachment B - Second Adjacent Waiver Requests FCC 14-132 64 6566 20067 20131115ATK 200 20131115ATK68 20131022AGL GRAND RAPIDS 20131022AGL69 GRAND RAPIDS 20370 MI 20131113AMM 20131113AMM KALAMAZOO71 COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT CENTER MI 20972 IGLESIA SANANDO LAS NACIONES 20131114BQG 20131114BQG 20973 MI 20131113BSF MINNEAPOLIS WLAV-FM 20974 CATHOLIC INFORMATION CENTER OF SOUTH. 20131113BSF 20131114BHS WBCT(FM) 209 20131114BHS75 MINNEAPOLIS 20131114BGF MN PLYMOUTH 209 20131114BGF76 MINNEAPOLIS BELIEVERS IN CHRIST 20131114BKA WLAV-FM ST. PAUL 20131114BKA 209 MN77 20131114BRV ST. PAUL SOMALI AMERICAN COMMUNITY 209 20131114BRV78 20131114BFV ST. PAUL MN 20131114BFV PROVIDENCE ACADEMY KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM ST. PAUL 210 20131114BRM MN 20131114BRM THE SUMMIT UNIVERSITY PLANNING COUNCI MINNEAPOLIS MN VICTORIA THEATRE PROJECT KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM MN CENTER FOR HMONG ARTS & TALENT MN MN PILLSBURY UNITED COMMUNITIES THOMAS DALE DISTRICT KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM KTIS-FM KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM KXXR(FM), KSTP-FM 4041 18342 20131106ARV 20131106ARV 18343 20131022AEW BOSTON 20131022AEW44 DORCHESTER 18445 20131114BHP 184 20131114BHP46 20131115ACG MA ENFIELD 20131115ACG GLOBAL MINISTRIES CHRISTIAN CHURCH47 SPRINGFIELD MA 18548 20131113ABU CITY OF BOSTON WKLB-FM, WODS(FM) 20131113ABU 18549 20131114BLH CHELSEA MA 185 20131114BLH50 20131114BJP CATHOLIC COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION WAQY(FM) EAST BOSTON CT 18551 20131114AYU 20131114BJP TOWN OF ENFIELD CT. 20131114AYU 18552 20131113ASE EAST BOSTON EAST BOSTON MA 18553 20131113ASE 20131114BOG MA BOSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHELSEA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 20131114BOG LYNN54 MA MA WOBURN WINTHROP ART ASSOCIATION 18955 ZUMIX, INC. 20131113BOG 20131113BOG56 EASTON 19057 20131114BIY 19058 20131114BIY 20131112AKC MA 20131112AKC WINCHESTER SCHOOL OF CHINESE CULTURE 190 MA59 WKLB-FM, WODS(FM) CHICOPEE 20131115ACJ WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) IGLESIA CHRISTIANA TORRENTE DE CEDRON HOLYOKE WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) 60 20131115ACJ WAQY(FM) MA WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) 19861 SPRINGFIELD 20131112BMA EASTON COMMUNITY ACCESS TELEVISION 20131112BMA 19862 20131114ADS BALTIMORE WBQT(FM) MA 198 20131114ADS MA63 ST. JEROME PARISH HOLYOKE EDUCATIONAL 20131114BEVWAQY(FM) MA WORD OF LIFE CHURCH GOD BALTIMORE 198 CATOLICASPRINGFIELD.COM 20131114BEV 20131115ANR BALTIMORE 20131115ANR 198 MD 20131115AIE EAST BALTIMORE CENTER FOR EMERGING MEDIA, INC. MD 20131115AIE MD JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY THE BENEDICTINE SOCIETY OF BALTIMORE ELDERSBURG MD WJMN(FM), WHRB(FM) THE UNITED WORKERS ASSOCIATION WERQ-FM, WPOC(FM) WAQY(FM) WERQ-FM, WPOC(FM) MD ST. JOSEPH'S SYKESVILLE ROMAN CATHOLIC WAQY(FM) WERQ-FM, WPOC(FM) WERQ-FM, WPOC(FM) # Group # File No. BNPL test City State Applicant Name 2nd waiver station(s) KEZK-FM, KLOU(FM) KEZK-FM, KLOU(FM) WTKK(FM) WOKQ(FM) WWPR-FM, WQXR-FM O M Y A A 3 of 6 10867 Attachment B - Second Adjacent Waiver Requests FCC 14-132 8384 21485 20131112BOF 214 20131112BOF86 20131113BKD ST. LOUIS 20131113BKD87 ST. LOUIS 22388 20131022AGO 20131022AGO 22389 20131114AWY RALEIGH 20131114AWY 22390 RALEIGH 20131115ACX MO 20131115ACX 223 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF METROPOLIT91 MO 20131114BRR RALEIGH ST. LOUIS LANGUAGE IMMERSION SCHOOL 20131114BRR92 RALEIGH 228 KEZK-FM, KLOU(FM) 93 20131114ABH NC 20131114ABH NC94 CENTRO CRISTIANO EL SERMON DEL MONTE SALISBURY WTKK(FM) COLUMBUS CLUB OF RALEIGH, INC. 22995 20131115APW NC 20131115APW 22996 CORPORATION FOR EDUCATIONAL ADVANCE 20131114AZU APEX NC 229 20131114AZU97 20131115ALX LITTLE RALEIGH RADIO INC. NC CARY 20131115ALX98 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE WTKK(FM) CARY 23299 20131115ASS 20131115ASS 234 CHARLOTTE 20131114ARD NC 20131114ARD DIVINE MERCY RADIO, INC. RALEIGH NC CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER NC NC WTKK(FM) MOUNT CALVARY INTERNATIONAL CHURCH DIOCESE OF RALEIGH WPZS(FM) NC WKZL(FM) BIRTHCHOICE WKIX-FM WKIX-FM WKIX-FM WCPE(FM) 7980 21081 20131114BCX 210 20131114BCX82 20131114BOS MINNEAPOLIS 20131114BOS MINNEAPOLIS 214 20131113BJU MN 20131113BJU THE MAIN STREET PROJECT MN ST. LOUIS THE ORGANIZING APPRENTICESHIP PROJECT KTIS-FM MO HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE METR KTIS-FM 100 101 240 20131114BJW 20131114BJW LAWRENCE MA ST. PATRICK PARISH LAWRENCE EDUCATION 102103 240104 20131113AKZ 20131113AKZ105 HAVERHILL 244106 20131114BFK 244 20131114BFK107 20131112BWI KEARNEY 244 20131112BWI108 20131025AGU MA MAPLEWOOD 20131025AGU 244 PUBLIC MEDIA OF NEW ENGLAND109 20131115ART ORANGE 244 20131115ART110 20131112CAH PASSAIC 20131112CAH NJ111 NJ WAYNE 246 CARIBBEAN SPORTS INTERNATIONAL, INC.112 20131106ANP GOSPEL LIGHT PRAYER CHURCH INC. 20131106ANP113 WPLJ(FM), WXNY-FM NJ WBZ-FM BROOKLYN 247114 20131107AHI OPTIMUM VOICE, A NJ NONPROFIT CORP. NJ115 20131107AHI WPLJ(FM), WXNY-FM FIRST SPANISH FREE METHODIST CHURCH NJ 249116 DOVER 20131114AHF WPLJ(FM), WXNY-FM NY PREAKNESS VALLEY UNITED REFORMED 20131114AHF117 WPLJ(FM), WXNY-FM EDUCATIONAL LAB INC. GALLOWAY 261 20131114AREWPLJ(FM), WXNY-FM 261 20131114ARE 20131114BRB FLUSHING 20131114BRB NJ NJ QUEENS WORD OF LIFE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CALVARY CHAPEL MORRIS HILLS NY THE GLOBAL SERVICE CENTER FOR QUITTING WPUR(FM) WWPR-FM, WQXR-FM NY WFAN-FM, WWFS(FM) THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF BROOKL WBLS(FM) # Group # File No. BNPL test City State Applicant Name 2nd waiver station(s) WOGL(FM), WUSL(FM) WISX(FM), WKVP(FM) WISX(FM), WKVP(FM) N N A 4 of 6 NY AMERICAN CENTER FOR CIVIL JUSTICE, INC. WWPR-FM, WQXR-FM OH SUBSTANCE OF LIFE ENTERPRISES, INC. WFHM-FM S H 10868 Attachment B - Second Adjacent Waiver Requests FCC 14-132 118 261 20131114BQS 20131114BQS ROCKAWAY BEAC 119 120121 263122 20131114BHN 20131114BHN 263123 20131114ABX TROY 20131114ABX 263124 20131114AAM TROY 20131114AAM 263125 20131114ABM TROY 20131114ABM 263126 20131114AAX TROY 20131114AAX127 TROY 264128 20131114BUP NY 264 20131114BUP129 20131114ADZ GREEN EDUCATION AND LEGAL FUND, INC. NY DEWITT 20131114ADZ130 NY MEDIA ALLIANCE WFLY(FM), W226AC SYRACUSE 265 OAKWOOD COMMUNITY CENTER, INC.131 20131114ATO NY 265 20131114ATO132 TAP, INC. 20131114BCY NY BINGHAMTON 20131114BCY133 TROY BIKE RESCUE, INC. BINGHAMTON NY 266 WFLY(FM), W226AC NY134 20131113BLC SYRACUSE COMMUNITY RADIO, INC. NY MANLIUS PEBBLE HILL SCHOOL, INC. 20131113BLC135 MT. ST. FRANCIS HERMITAGE INC. NY COLUMBUS 270136 20131113AXG THE BUNDY MUSEUM OF HISTORY & ART 20131113AXG 270137 20131115ALH COLUMBUS 20131115ALH138 WSEN-FM WYXL(FM), WHWK(FM) WSEN-FM COLUMBUS OH 271139 20131113BLZ SEMM FOUNDATION WYXL(FM), WHWK(FM) 271140 20131113BLZ 20131113BTG OH CLEVELAND WFLY(FM), W226AC 20131113BTG141 CHRISTIAN MEDIA, INCORPORATED WFLY(FM), W226AC OH GARFIELD HEIGHT 272142 20131114BMI OHIO HISPANIC COALITION143 20131114BMI OH 273 TOLEDO144 BURTEN, BELL, CARR DEVELOPMENT, INC. 20131114AUP 20131114AUP145 WLVQ(FM), WBNS-FM WFHM-FM DUBLIN WFLY(FM), W226AC 301146 20131029ADT 301 20131029ADT147 20131114APD LANSDALE 20131114APD OH148 NUESTRA GENTE COMMUNITY PROJECTS PHOENIXVILLE 302149 WQIO(FM) 20131113BOD WLVQ(FM), WBNS-FM 20131113BOD OH150 PA YORK WLQR-FM THE HARAMBEE ACADEMY, INC. PA 303151 TRI COUNTY COMMUNITY PROGRAMMING FU 20131114BAQ NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT 20131114BAQ 303152 20131114BBC PHILADELPHIA 303 20131114BBC153 20131113BQQ PHILADELPHIA 20131113BQQ 303154 PA 20131106ASU PHILADELPHIA 303 20131106ASU ACTION UNITED155 20131114BBS
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