Northeast Broadcasting Company, Inc. provides radio and communications services. Northeast Broadcasting Company, Inc. was incorporated in 1979.
WXRV (The River 92.5 FM) is 50,000 watt adult album alternative radio station city of license is in Andover, Massachusetts, with a signal covering most of northeast Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire, and audible as far away as Plymouth, Massachusetts. WXRV serves the Greater Boston area; its signal also reaches into the nearby Manchester and Portsmouth markets. The studios are located in Haverhill, in the original art deco building one of the last live, local and independent stations.
In the northwest part of Central Massachusetts WXRG (99.9 FM), licensed to Athol, Massachusetts. The signal for WXRG can also be heard in parts of Franklin County, Massachusetts as well as southern New Hampshire and southern Vermont.
WLKC (105.7 FM), licensed to Campton, New Hampshire.105.7 The River is truly independent radio for the Lakes and Mountains.
The River plays a diverse blend of music from the artists you grew up with like The Beatles, Talking Heads, The Police along side new favorites like Mumford & Sons, The Black Keys and Adele. Our philosophy at the River is that a good song deserves to be played regardless of when it was recorded, this mantra makes the River’s playlist span over five decades. We love to play local artists on The River as well with artists like Ray LaMontagne and Guster who's been with us since the beginning.
The Wood Buffalo Environmental Association (WBEA) monitors the air in the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We do this through a number of air, land, and human exposure monitoring programs.
Mission
The WBEA is a multi-stakeholder, consensus-based organization that leads in state-of-the-art environmental monitoring to enable informed decision-making.
Company Overview
The WBEA is a not-for-profit association that operates a network of continuous air monitoring stations and a number of air, land, and human exposure monitoring programs.
Description
The environmental monitoring work that the WBEA is conducting generates scientifically sound and accurate information, which in turn allows key stakeholders – such as government and regulators – to make informed environmental management decisions.
General Information
The WBEA has representation from 40 member organizations, including Indigenous communities, industry, three levels of government, and non-government organizations.
The WBEA's environmental monitoring work is the most integrated and intensive focus linking air and terrestrial monitoring in any one area, anywhere in Canada.