WHDD … They seemed so disappointed today …
Mr. Miles tried to make a news report which would show how the passage of the Region One budget was somehow a glitch. He pointed to the strong YES votes in Kent and Salisbury. He then combine the rest of the Towns to show how they actually (in his world) voted NO as a unit. It was pathetic!
The Breakfast Club was nothing short of a snooze festival this morning (6/1/2012) and the depression was obvious. Mr. Miles and Ms. Goodman did not succeed on their second attempt to manipulate public opinion via their non profit, non commercial public radio entity which is partially financed with your tax dollars.
Via the cloaked WHDD blog, otherwise known as the Region One Report, they have taken pot shots at members and alternates to the Region One Board of Education in the past day. They announced their intention to continue the long running bashing of the Region One administrators and those members of the Board who do not submit to their ideology.
The enterprise known as Tri-State Public Communications has put itself into a questionable position during the past 2 years.
I think it is time to take a deep look into this organization and its REAL intentions.
Everyone needs to remember that these folks control two-thirds of the available media in our area and exhibit a determination to manipulate, not to mention limit access when it comes to those who do not share their vision.
Considering that the WHDD license from the FCC is coming due for renewal in the near future, maybe it is time for the public to get a view of this organization which is true … not one that has been conjured up by Mr. Miles. You will have an opportunity to tell the FCC what you think of their broadcasting and how you perceive it services our area.
I should also note that they control the Public Access Television unit in North Canaan. There is an interesting story behind that as well. Unfortunately the citizen organization which allows you to express your concerns about that is manipulated by Tri-State Public Communications and some of their local political friends.
How about this … Tri-State Public Communications – Truth or Consequences?
Straight Talk 
Oh, gee, too bad all the union “enforcers” are out in Wisconsin . . .