Germantown Leads Push for Low-Power FM in Safety
Memphis Commercial Appeal, April 6, 2008
By Kevin McKenzie
When the "Hurricane Elvis" windstorm of 2003 left some Germantown residents in the dark for days, a radio station programmed by city government could have kept them informed.
"We wanted to advise people on what they needed to do to get downed trees, trash and debris to streets," said Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy.
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