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Ashland TV station to go on the air Oct. 3
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Will feature former WDIO-TV reporter Julie Moravchik 9/14/2005 |
A new TV station will go on the air next month in Ashland. True North TV is a UHF low-power station that will cover the Chequamegon Bay area. Mike Simonson reports.
Project Manager Alan Ralph says they'll go on the air and on local cable October 3. They'll be bringing back a familiar face. True North television Project Manager Alan Ralph says they've hired former WDIO-TV reporter Julie Moravchik. "She's been working for KSTP-TV in the Twin Cities, but now she'll be the station general manager. Because this is a small television station she'll wear different hats and also do news stories from time to time." Ralph says having Moravchik who grew up on a farm in Ino in Bayfield County and is a former reporter at KUWS-FM, gives them instant credibility for doing weekday newscasts. Ralph says they'll be on the air as a low-power station on channel 25 and on local cable probably on channel 9. True North TV will carry UPN programming…and have a news agreement with KBJR-TV. They'll have weekday newscasts at 6:30.
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