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Southern Ute Tribe awarded federal grant to boost radio signal
Thursday, February 21, 2013
The
Southern Ute Tribe
of Colorado is expanding its radio station with the help of a federal grant.
KSUT Tribal Radio
will be able to reach 30,000 new listeners, director Sheila Nanaeto said. The signal now reaches into the New Mexico portion of the
Navajo Nation
.
KSUT 89.7 FM received a $110,000 grant from the
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
. The tribe matched the grant with another $35,000.
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Tribal radio gets big signal boost
(The Durango Herald 2/21)
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