Students From Trinity-Pawling School's Record Club Stop By 103.7 Wpwl

PAWLING, N.Y. -- Students from the Trinity-Pawling School visited Pawling's public radio station recently to spin a few tunes and talk music, according to a tweet from the station's Twitter feed.

Members of the Trinity-Pawling School's Record Club stopped by Pawling Public Radio WPWL 103.7 recently.
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James O'Rourke

01/25/2016 9:00 a.m.

The students, part of the Pawling school's Record Club, ventured to the station, which broadcasts on 103.7 FM radio under the call letters WPWL. The station is less than 10 years old and aims to serve the local residents. According to its website, it features more than a dozen radio programs and many segments on rotation.

Trinity-Pawling is a school of more than 300 boys in grades seven-12. It offers 100 academic courses and 18 advanced placement courses.

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