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Through a deep commitment to independent local journalism, trusted educational content, inspired cultural offerings, and civic engagement, NEPM shares new voices and inspire new conversations. It provides people in western Mass. with a broad array of local and national programs from PBS and NPR, as well as locally produced programs, series, podcasts and specials. Its four digital TV channels, and two radio networks present news, classical music and jazz, documentaries, talk, drama, plus cultural and educational programming. NEPM is a community-supported, independent non-profit organization based in Springfield, Massachusetts. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Hartford-New Haven |
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| Radio Media Market | Hartford-New Britain-Middletown |
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