93-5", the tagline "and now at 93.9 for the Upper Cape" was added. Voiceover talent James Justice was also phased out and replaced by John Tesh. John began to voice both station promos and dry liners that play over song intros at times when no on-air personality is on the air. By year's end, Janet Birchfield and Bumper Morgan had parted ways with CodComm. 2015 On January 20, 2015, Frank launched a brand new morning show. Stephanie Viva, formerly one half of "Dan and Stephanie" on WCOD-FM, teamed up with CodComm Station Manager and Vice President Steve McVie to create "The New Frank Morning Show with Stephanie and Steve". Steve's former afternoon drive shift on sister station WHYA was replaced with Sweet Pete, who was formerly on Frank's afternoon drive. Jenn Kennedy moved from mornings to mid-days and Steve McVie began to double as Frank's afternoon host. On February 6, 2015, just shy of six months after the segue to Classic Hits, CodComm decided to revert Frank to a modified version of its former Adult Hits format in an effort to boost ratings. Most pre-1980 songs were removed from rotation, while songs from the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s where added back in. The musical revamp this time around is more female friendly, while excluding rock leaning songs, effectively reclassifying the station as Adult Contemporary. The former secondary slogan "Cape Cod's Variety" was reintroduced, including the brief reuse of a top of hour jingle that sang this, which was last used prior to August. At the end of February 2015, a new primary slogan of "The '80s, '90s & Now" was introduced, albeit with an updated logo that replaced the word "Now" with "Today" for a short time. Former slogans of "The Music of a Whole Generation", "Cape Cod's Variety" and "We Play It All" were occasionally used by the on-air talent on a secondary basis. At the beginning of March 2015, the translator 107.9 W300BE (Vineyard Haven) owned by Jeff Shapiro's Nantucket Public Radio changed the parent station that it rebroadcasts from WNAN to WPXC (HD2). An FCC construction permit that was previously granted in January 2013 to switch W300BE to a directional antenna pattern and to increase the power to 250 watts was subsequently modified. In March, the revised permit included a move of the transmitter to the mainland, just across the bay in Falmouth, which was completed by