as a result, mr. bulmer received construction permits to construct new fm stations in edgewood, ohio (ashtabula, ohio, wzoo-fm), north baltimore, ohio (whmq fm, findlay, ohio, now wpfx), royal center, indiana (whzr (fm) "hoosier 103" in logansport, indiana) and wjbi-fm in windslow (augusta-waterville, maine). bulmer constructed three of those four stations (he gave the wjbi-fm permit back to the fcc, as the economy had hit the skids in the early 1990s) and built an entire group of new fm stations from construction permits. arguably, 102 zoo was bulmer's most successful station in the group. having constructed the station in late 1988 for approximately $140,000, he sold the station to richard and david rowley of ashtabula in may 1999. bulmer recently sold his last stations, wdoe (am) and wbkx (fm) ("96 kix fm") in dunkirk-fredonia, ny and he is now retired, spending time between homes in pennsylvania and florida.