Radio Station Information

WWTG 88.1 FM

Format:
Religious

Owner:
Cary Grove Adventist Fellowship

WWTG is an FM non-commercial radio station broadcasting at 88.1 MHz. The station is licensed to Carpentersville, IL. The station broadcasts Religious programming.

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Listener Comments and Reviews

Would like to now if your interested in broadcasting a human interest story for some long time friends of mine from carpentersville,il. Let me tell you whats been going on please. {1} Melias Son Adam who is 34 years old and has neurofibromatosis & has an optic glyoma tumor on his optic central nerve,which has already blind in his right eye and losing sight in his left. Billie Jo her daughter is 37 years old with three children ages 18,16,14 they presently reside with there father.Billie Jo was diagnosis with lobular carcinoma , she had a double mastectomy and her lymph nodes removed 18 were cancer.She will begin chemo therapy and radition treatments around dec 18 of this year .Melia the mother had a triple bypass in july of 09 & diagnosis with copd & emphyema. In 2010 her huband ron passed away from a massive heart attack,and sence then suffers from severe depresion.The three of them live together as a family and are trying to make ends meat.She and her son have been on total disabilty andher daughter is unable to work .taking her to her doctor is 45 minutes away. The Elgin Daily Courier news is going to run an article to help raise money for this family.Please give me a courtesy e-mail if interested or not in helping this family out they have tryed all kinds of organizations and churchs but the funds are dryed up .My phone # is 309-712-3638 iam a very close friend and trying to help them. Melia has given me permission to give out her information. What a great christmas present this station could give to this family by helping.This is the only way i couldnt find a phone# THANK YOU GOD BLESS CLARK TAYLOR
By: clark taylor on December 8, 2011

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT From The Professional Towing and Recovery Operators of Illinois: ONLY TOW WITH SOMEONE YOU KNOW Recently there has been an uptick in the frequency of reports to our office regarding exorbitant towing fees, particularly in the Chicago area. This situation generally occurs when a traffic accident occurs and a tow operator hears about it on their scanner. This tow truck then proceeds to the crash site. They will solicit the tow from the vehicle owner or operator. These scammers are known as “wreckchasers”. Unless you know the tower, DO NOT AUTHORIZE THIS TOW. The people that solicit the tow in this manner are many times out to charge you or your insurance up to $3000.00 (that the insurance company may not pay) and even more. If you are involved in a crash and your vehicle needs to be towed, call a towing company you or your friends or family have used before or use the OFFICIAL police tow. You need to ask the officer who the official police tow for their municipality is and not just let them point you to a truck that may be parked nearby. It is unlawful for these wreckchasers to solicit. It is also unlawful for them to misrepresent themselves as a city employee, insurance agent/employee or anything but what they are, a tow operator. DO NOT SIGN ANY AUTHORIZATION THEY MAY PRESENT YOU. IF YOU FEEL YOU MUST ALLOW THEM TO TOW YOUR VEHICLE. MAKE SURE THAT THEY FILL OUT EVERY PRICE BOX FULLY, ALONG WITH A TOTAL PRICE. ALSO MAKE SURE THEY FILL OUT A DESTINATION ON THE INVOICE, as many times they will take the vehicle where they want. Many times, the police will call their own towing company to clear the road more quickly and more efficiently. This is all done for the sake of safety. If a towing company is called by the police, you must let their company take your vehicle, even if your tow company is on the way. Another scam that is out there is not related to wreckchasers. This situation happens when you call a company for a tow or jump-start. The company may quote you $65.00 or so, and then present you with a bill for hundreds, if not thousands of dollars more. You have already given these rogue towers a credit card number as a payment guarantee, but then they charge for miles or time or extra charges wherever they can. One way to avoid this scam is to demand a text or email showing an itemized invoice stating the total price PRIOR to the tow. The best way to avoid both of these towing scams is to use a towing company that you have used in the past. We are not saying that towing should be free or cheap as a tow truck today costs upwards of $100,000.00. The insurance fuel and help is not cheap either, but by calling a company you have dealt with, you know what to expect. The Professional Towing and Recovery Operators of Illinois (PTROI) is a non-profit organization formed to foster honesty and integrity in our industry. Membership is vetted so as not to allow these criminals in our association. We have tried many years to rid ourselves of these companies and are now asking for your help. If you would like more information or to find a member company near you call us at 800-286-0519. Remember…….. ONLY TOW WITH SOMEONE YOU KNOW!
By: Ed Forsythe on November 19, 2019