Morgan in middays, and 20-year Cape Cod radio veteran Janet Birchfield in afternoons. For Sunday through Friday evenings, the syndicated "Intelligence For Your Life with John Tesh" moved from competitor WQRC to the station. The branding was updated to "Frank 93-5," with a new primary slogan of "The Music Of A Whole Generation" and "Cape Cod's Variety" as a secondary. New jingles from TM Studios with the updated image were also added into rotation, along with a new website domain of frank935.com. On April 28, 2014, sister station WPXC added in-band on-channel (IBOC) HD Radio, with WFRQ simulcasting on WPXC-HD2 and sister station WKFY simulcasting on WPXC-HD3. On May 22, 2014, translator 93.9 W230AW (Centerville) owned by Jeff Shapiro's Nantucket Public Radio changed the parent station that it rebroadcasts from WRYP to WPXC (HD2). The transmission facility for W230AW was located in Barnstable at that time; however, an FCC construction permit was previously granted in March 2014 to move it to Mashpee. W230AW made that move on September 19, 2014, and began operating with 250 watts ERP at 160.3 feet above ground level. Coverage of Frank to the Upper Cape (including the communities of Bourne, Falmouth, Sandwich and Mashpee) and western sections of Barnstable was restored via 93.9's new coverage contour. These areas were previously served via 101.1 prior to its break away from the 93.5 simulcast in April 2013. In the summer of 2014, "Saturday Night at the '80s" was added from 7p.m. to midnight. It is hosted by Sweet Pete, who also does afternoons on WXXX in Burlington, Vermont and CodComm sister station WHYA. On August 8, 2014, CodComm made a tweak to Frank's format. Songs from 1990 through the present were completely removed from rotation, with the exception of a few select songs from the 1990s. A large number of songs from the 1970s and a few select songs from the 1960s have been added. Most of the pre-1980 songs added back into rotation have not been played on Frank since the September 2012 format tweak. Songs from the 1980s were mainly unaffected by the adjustment, however the modifications were significant enough to reclassify the format from Adult Hits to Classic Hits. This put Frank musically in line with other Classic Hits stations such as WCBS-FM and KRTH. In October 2014, personalities began promoting the new 93.9 frequency on-air. Although the station continues to be branded "Frank