the summer. The move effectively gave 107.9 better coverage in Falmouth in addition to the Vineyard, complementing the 93.9 translator in Mashpee which covers the rest of the Upper Cape. On November 23, 2015, Stephanie Viva returned to WCOD-FM, reuniting with longtime host Dan Mahoney to relaunch the “Dan and Stephanie Morning Show.” A few weeks prior to this, Steve McVie was left solo in morning drive, with the urgent task to find new talent in order to rebuild the morning show. Just after Thanksgiving Day, Frank FM temporarily flipped to an all Christmas music format for the holidays, followed by the hiring of a new husband and wife team. In December 2015, Davin and Ana Fesmire joined the morning show alongside Steve McVie. After Christmas Day on December 26, 2015, the station returned to its Adult Contemporary format. Present Entering 2016, very few changes were made to the station until August. At that time, the decision was made to modify the format, morning show and afternoon drive positions in an effort to increase ratings. After being heard for the last time during the first week of August, Davin and Ana were removed from the morning show. In the week of August 14, 2016, Frank FM slowly transitioned from Adult Contemporary back to a similar flavor of Adult Hits that it had used in September 2012, shortly after the ownership change to CodComm. The slogan was changed to "Cape Cod's Greatest Hits" and all current hits were removed from rotation, including most songs from the past 3 years. A large number of songs from the 1980s and 1990s were added back into rotation that were not heard at least since February 2015. In a method referred to as dayparting, select 1970s' hits are also played in the overnight hours, and select ballads are only played during the day. Rob Walker transitioned his role to afternoon drive from sister station WKFY, replacing Steve McVie, who was also formerly heard in that time slot. Translator External links CodComm Website Classic hits radio stations in the United States Harwich, Massachusetts FRQ Radio stations established in 1989