On Friday, March 13th at midnight, WEKW in Keene/Walpole will sign off the air as part of its mandated channel change. During the month New Hampshire PBS’s technical crew will install a new transmitter that has been assigned Channel 18 with a plan to sign on by latest March 31st.
When the station signs on, viewers who receive WEKW’s signal over the air will need to rescan each of their television sets. Viewers who get NHPBS on cable or satellite will not be affected. For progress reports, viewers can go to NHPBS’s website www.nhpbs.org/rescan.
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