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CLICK A PIC! Click on any picture and go to a website about your favorite artist! |
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PATRONAGE OF OUR UNDERWRITERS IS SUPPORT FOR WYAR! Tell them you heard their message and thank them for their help keeping the music playing. (Click these links to visit their websites)
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Schedule Note: “Old Parlor Radio” with Loren Fevens, the weekly hour of classic radio shows, has moved an hour earlier Saturday Nights, to 9:00PM (following Martini Mix with Mike Martin). “The Retro Radio Show” has moved to Sunday evening at 6:00, and a rebroadcast of “Banjo Perspectives” with Peter Mezoian now in the 6:00PM Saturday slot.
Listener Requests / Dedications / Special Greetings for Mark to air at High Noon can be made any time either by commenting to our Facebook Page (the big blue “Find us on FACEBOOK” button to the upper left, if you do that sort of thing), or (if you don’t) by email to wyar@maine.rr.com—be sure to write “High Noon Request” in the subject line so it goes straight to Mark.
While on our Facebook page, check out recent episodes of “High Noon” available as Dropbox Links, along with samples of our other flagship programming. |


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Copyright 2007-2013 Heritage Radio Society Inc. Last Updated: May 12, 2013
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Heritage Radio Society Inc PO Box 414 Yarmouth ME 04096 (207) 847-3169 email: wyar@maine.rr.com |
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Heritage Radio Society Inc, licensee and operator of WYAR-FM, is a 501(c)-3 non-profit corporation and member of - The Maine Association of Non Profit Organizations (MANP) - The Network For Good Community |
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Yarmouth (Greater Portland) Maine USA |



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High Noon with Mark Persky
Mondays at noon, Mark Persky has returned to regular broadcasting with “High Noon”, his take on the WYAR Arts Calendar and Listener Request hour. As with all things Mark, anything can happen, and probably will, so be sure to check it out!
If you can’t catch him live, “High Noon” rebroadcasts the following day (Tuesday) at 7:00AM & 4:00PM. |

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VIDEO EXTRA:
In the spring of 2012, Gary was the subject of a video interview by two students from the Salt Institute, in which he candidly reminisced about Lois, his career, and the creation of WYAR - Heritage Radio.
Click this text to see the result!
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