Cell tower search CBC Simcoe cell tower TV coverage part 1

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Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile have disconnected cell antennas at St. Mel School.
Parishioners of a Queens church and parents of its parochial school pupils were jubilant last week after two cellular phone companies unplugged 23 antenna towers from the school's roof.
The years-long tug of war between the community and the companies finally ended after Sprint Nextel removed its towers from Flushing's St. Mel School, which had signed a contract in 2000 to lease roof space.
The company had shared the space at 154-24 26th Ave. with T-Mobile.
T-Mobile also agreed to discontinue using its antenna towers after Sprint Nextel made the first move, said City Councilman Tony Avella (D-Bayside).
"They went out the same day [Dec. 27] and turned off the system," he said. "Within the past week they've begun to remove the equipment."
The church and school had attempted to annul the contracts for nearly two years.
"It's a major victory for all of us, and the parents are thrilled," Avella said.
A Sprint Nextel official said the company agreed to move out on the school's request.
"We made the decision in the best interest of serving our customers and the community," said spokesman Mark Elliott. "That was our sole reasoning for removing the equipment."
T-Mobile did not return calls for comment, but a spokesman, Wayne Leuck, e-mailed a written statement saying only that "Parents at St. Mel's School and throughout the area deserve the peace of mind that comes with high quality wireless coverage."
Church leaders began fighting the companies in March 2006 after parents raised concerns that children were being exposed to possibly harmful radio waves.
In recent weeks, the Diocese of Brooklyn, which includes Queens as well, turned up the heat on the two companies to terminate the contracts, which originally had been a way to raise money for the church and school. "The situation runs akin to the asbestos issue - 30 years ago nobody thought asbestos was dangerous," Avella said. Public schools are prohibited from erecting antennas by federal law.

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[mrhercli]

These old people are just ridiculous. So many people use cell phones today, many more use them as their primary line of communication, and you have these crazy people saying that "we don't want change." Come on! Life is change. Nothing ever can possibly stay the same. And cell phone towers are necessary for a phone to get signal. I think so many people think that their cell phones just "work" or "don't work" in certain areas that they don't realize WHY! Well cell towers are why!!!!!!

[factsnow]

label states Simcoe and CBC (canada), must be confusion with label because this is a story from the usa

[arjunus]

WHO/ICNIRP is to protect citizen.

But.

The don't do that.

The protect the telecom industry !

Don't the think abouth there children ?

Are the grazy ?

[arjunus]

The can't give you blank on white that it's save.

So it's not save.

Why everyone must have by law a car insurance ???

For the savety of the uther?

When you don't have a car insurance the take you from the rood.

And it's air polution also.

[slimjim006]

They say they don't have service in the areas with the white spots.They didn't buy it."We don't know what the true agenda is".Let me take a guess.F****** mind control!