 Bittner had planned to implement a music format, separate from WJTO's adult standards and oldies programming.Bob Bittner sold WWBK to James Bleikamp in March 2009, with the sale being finalized on May 18; the next day, the station changed its call letters back to WCME, which had recently been given up by WTQX.On May 23, 2009, WCME resumed broadcasting under special temporary authority from the WJTO site; this was necessary because the station could only operate at 176 watts during daytime hours from the site to protect WGHM in Nashua, New Hampshire — below the minimum daytime power for licensed AM stations of 250 watts.