Sean C. Morgan
When everything goes pear shaped and sideways, the power is out, gas lines broken, telephones down, cell towers out of service, roads blocked, bridges fallen or there are any other number of infrastructure failures, radio signals will still work.
That’s why a group of local ham radio operators participated in a statewide drill Saturday, April 22, responding to simulated emergencies. Their means of communication is among the most durable, capable of surviving…