Summit Public Radio & TV adds Telemundo to television lineup
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Summit Public Radio & TV has added Telemundo to its over-the-air broadcast lineup. The channel, broadcast by KDEN in Denver, can be found in Summit County on channel 10.3 for those within range of the nonprofit’s broadcast tower.
Telemundo offers a range of programming in Spanish, including telenovelas, sports, news and movies. The channel is the organization’s second Spanish-language offering, in addition to radio station La Nueva Mix 107.1 FM, according to a news release from the nonprofit.
“Antenna TV is a cost-effective way to view television in Summit County, thanks to (Summit Public Radio & TV’s) communications operations. The addition of Telemundo to the free TV lineup is one of the many ways that Summit Public Radio & TV serves our community,” organization President Tim Orwick said in the release.
Line of sight to the translator towers on the north-facing shoulder of Bald Mountain is required to access the television signals. Learn more about the required antenna equipment at SPRTV.org.
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