Markell Responds to WHYY’s Decision to End “Delaware Tonight”

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June 17, 2009

Markell Responds to WHYY’s Decision to End “Delaware Tonight”

DOVER – Gov. Jack Markell released the following statement Wednesday in response to WHYY’s decision to end its long-running “Delaware Tonight” news broadcast:

“WHYY’s decision to leave the daily airwaves leaves a critical hole for viewers and raises significant questions about their commitment to Delaware, which is where their FCC license is granted.”

Last Updated: Monday, 16-Apr-2012 10:02:11 EDT

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