It's not only about Detroit, what about other large U.S. cities?

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In Reply to: Actually, it does... posted by C.B. on April 27, 2007 at 07:28:12:

There is a college radio station in Dearborn (subrub of Detroit) that also broadcasts classical music throughout the night until the afternoon hours, but allegedly automated, I think, it has a weak signal. - Oh, get out.

There is a college radio station in Dearborn, (an subrub of Detroit) that also broadcasts classical music through the night until the afternoon hours, but there is a fourth one
But, what about other larger cities, besides Detroit? - Indianapolis should had been mentioned, but gave up on Indy, since Indy now has it.
Symphony orchestras are common in larger cities.

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Topic - While Detroit has it's major symphony orchestra, how can a large city like Detroit not have a classical station? - O. 00:21:49 04/27/07 (3)

Actually, it does... - C.B. 07:28:12 04/27/07 (2)

What about other large cities? - O. 12:46:00 04/27/07 (0)

It's not only about Detroit, what about other large U.S. cities? - O. 12:42:06 04/27/07 (1)

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It's not only about Detroit, what about other large U.S. cities? - O. 12:42:06 04/27/07 (1)

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