From NPR: Houston looses its beloved classical music radio station

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Houston, we have a problem. We are the 4th largest city in the US, but recently the classical music station was exchanged with an all-news station. So now we hear the NPR alright, but for tens of thousands of listeners the source of culture and classical music is gone! We started a Facebook group about this, http://www.facebook.com/pages/KUHF-Please-Return-Classical-Music-Station-to-Houston/219637344735987, and we hope to win in the end.