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Minnesota Directory of Radio Lakeville see: Raymond Lamb. Group owner: Broadcast Manage- Tim Paradis, gen mgr: Ron Povere. progmg dir: Dennis ment Services Inc. (acq 9 -88). Net: ABC /C. Rep: Katz & Allen Jensen. news dir: Wendell Sowers. chief engr. KZPZ(FM) -Not on air, target date Jan 1, 1993: 105.1 Powell. Format: Adult contemp, farm. News staff one; KKCK(FM )-Listing follows KMHLIAM). mhz; 2.6 kw. Ant 499 ft. TL: N44 42 05 W93 09 02. 4272 news progmg 5 hrs wkly. Target aud: 35 plus. Spec prog: hrs wkly. Ray Lamb, pres: Steve 170th St. W., Empire (55024). Licensee: Southern Twin Relg 5 Graphenteen, KMHL(AM)-Nov 30. 1946: 1400 khz: 1 kw -U. TL: N44 Cities Area Radio Inc. Tom Lijewski, pres. gen mgr & gen sis mgr; Keith Maine. progmg dir & mus 26 55 W95 45 27 (CP: TL: N44 26 59 W95 45 43). Hrs dir: Steve Fuerst, news dir; Mike Cooney, chief engr. opn: 24. Box 61.1414 E. College Dr. (56258). (507) 532- Le Sueur KLOL(FM) -Co -owned with KOAD(AM). Nov 24, 1971: 2282. Licensee: KMHL Broadcasting Co. Group owner: 101.1 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 530 ft. TL: N43 48 24 W96 12 23. Linder Broadcasting Group. Net: ABC /D: Linder Farm. KOXA(FM) -Not on air, target date unknown: 96.1 mhz; Rep: Katz. Format: Farm. country. news/talk. News staff 1.7 kw. Ant 433 ft. TL: N44 33 22 W93 57 14. c/o 939 Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Prog sep from AM. Net: ABC /E. Format: C& W. News staff one; news progmg 4 hrs wkly. one; news progmg 20 hrs wkly. Target aud: 27 plus. Spec Cromwell Ave. #2, St. Paul (55114). Licensee: Waite Park Farm 10 hrs, 5 hrs prog: Relg 7 hrs wkly. Donald Linder, pres: Bruce Broadcasting Co. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec prog: gospel wkly. Dan Dobson. progmg dir. Linder, vp; Brad Strootman. gen mgr & sls dir: Brad Sperl- ing, progmg dir& mus dir: Tom Meneely. news dir: Kelvin Litchfield Kenobbie. pub affrs dir: Scott Jeffries, chief engr. Madison Rates: $12.25:10.50: 8.25: 8.25. KLFD(AM) -Jan 2, 1959: 1410 khz: 500 w -D. TL: N45 KLOP(FM) -Jan 31. 1983: 92.1 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 300 ft. 07 02 W94 33 13. Stereo. 234 N. Sibley Ave. (55355). KKCK(FM) -Co -owned with KMHL(AM). Dec 13. 1967: TL: N45 01 37 W96 11 15. Stereo. Box 70, 722 Fourth St. (612) 693 -3281. FAX: (612) 693 -3283. Licensee: Mid - 99.7 mhz: 100 kw. Ant 958 ft. TL: N44 26 55 W95 45 27. 598 -7301. FAX: (612) 598 -7955. Licen- Minnesota Broadcasting Co. (acq 11- 26 -91; $42,500; (56256). (612) Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Prog sep from AM. Net: ABC /FM. Lac Qui Parle Broadcasting Co. Inc. Net: CNN. For- FTR 12- 16 -91). Net: UPI. Wash atty: Pepper& Corazzini. see: Format: Hot adult contemp. News staff one: news mat: Country. Spec prog: Farm 5 hrs wkly. Julien J. Format: Adult contemp. Target aud: 25 -54: white col- progmg 8 hrswkly. Target aud: 21 -39. Craig Erpestad. Meyer, pres: Maynard R. Meyer, gen mgr, newsdir& chief lar/professional adults. Spec prog: Farm 20 hrs wkly. chief engr. Rates: $13.50:13.50:13.50: 13.50. Kris Kuechenmeister, opns mgr; Terry Overlander, Bob Greenhow, pres; Sue Rose, gen sls mgr; Randy engr; gen sis mgr. Rates: $7.25; 7.25; 7.25; 3.75. Quinty, progmg dir; Ralph Anderson, chief engr. Minneapolis KYRS(FM) -(Atwater). Nov 26. 1988: 94.1 mhz; 3 kw. Mankato KBEM -FM- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Ant 328 ft. TL: N45 04 24 W94 45 20. Stereo. Hrs opn: neapolis-St. Paul. 24. Box 881, 718 N. SibleyAve.. Litchfield (55355). (612) KDOG(FM)- Listing follows KTOE(AM). 693 -2817. FAX: (612) 693 -2819. Licensee: KYRS Inc. KEEZ -FM -Apr 1, 1968: 99.1 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 864 ft. KFAI(FM)- Licensedto Minneapolis. See Mi nneapolis- Group owner: StarCom Inc. (acq 10 -5 -89 :$282.000 FTR TL: N435614 W942441. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Box 3345, St. Paul. 10- 23 -89). Format: Country. Target aud: General. 102 Capital Rd. (56001). (507) 345 -4646. Licensee: KFAN(AM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Steven Potter, gen mgr & gen sls mgr: Jared Mashburn, Faribault County Broadcasting. Group owner: Hedberg mus dir: Ralph Anderson. chief engr. neapol is -St. Paul. Broadcasting Group (acq 7- 1 -77). Net: MBS, Westwood One. Rep: McGavren Guild. Format: Adult contemp. KMOJ(FM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Little Falls News staff one. Target aud: 25-54. Paul Hedberg pres: neapolis-St. Paul. Jo G. Bailey. gen mgr; Mark Seger, progmg dir: Dan Hat- KFML(FM )-Listing follows KLTF(AM). - ter. mus dir; RodTrongard. newsdir: Steve Heaton, engrg KNOW(AM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min neapolis-St. Paul. KLTF(AM)- October 1950: 960 khz: 5 kw -D.35 w -N. TL: dir; Mike Hendrickson. chief engr. Rates: $25; 21.50; N46 00 16 W94 19 42. Hrs opn: Sunset -11 PM. 70 N.E. 25: 21.50. KRXX(FM) -Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - First Ave. (56345). (612) 632 -5414. FAX: (612) 632 -5415. KMSU(FM) -Jan 7, 1963: 89.7 mhz: 20 kw. Ant 400 ft. neapolis-St. Paul. Licensee: Little Falls Broadcasting Co. (acq 12- 1 -52). TL: N44 08 34 W94 00 08. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Box 153, Net: AP, CNN. Format: Adultcontemp, country. news/talk. KSJN(FM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Warren St. Ctr.. 1536 Warren St. (56001). (507) 389- News news progmg 24 hrs wkly. Target aud: neapolis-St. Paul. staff one: 5678. FAX: (507) 389-1899. Licensee: Mankato State 19 -65; loc audience who listen for news & info. Spec prog: Univ. Net: APR, NPR. Wash atty: Cohn & Marks. Format: KTCJ(AM) -Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Farm 8 hrs, relg one hour. big band 5 hrs wkly. Mark News, class. jazz. News staff one; news progmg 50 hrs neapolis-St. Paul. Lemme, pres. mgr & gen sls mgr; Harriet Turner, stn gen wkly. Target aud: General: upscale, educated. Spec prog: mgr; Gary Block, progmg di r& m us dir; Lee Ann Doucette, KTCZ Licensed to Minneapolis. See Minneapolis- Drama 3 hrs, folk,'ethnic 5 hrs, new age 5 hrs wkly. -FM- news dir; Alan Arquette. chief engr. Rates: $15.60: St. Paul. Richard R. Rush. pres; William McGinley, gen mgr; 15.60;15.60: 15.60. Susan Ward. dev dir & prom mgr; Henrey Busse Jr., mus KTIS(AM)-Licensed to Minneapolis. See Roseville. KFML(FM) -Co -owned with KLTF(AM). November dir: Marilee Rickard. news dir; Ron Dick, chief engr. 1988: 94.1 mhz; 3 kw. Ant 275 ft. TL: N46 0016 W94 19 KTIS-FM- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Mi nneapolis- KXLP(FM) -(New Ulm). Co -owned with KNUJ(AM). 42. Stereo. Prog sep f rom AM. Format: The bestof yester- St. Paul. Nov 21. 1966: 93.1 mhz; 100 kw. Ant 489 ft. TL: N44 07 day & today. Alan Arquette. progmg dir, mus dir & vp 44 W94 11 15. Stereo. Prog sep from AM. MidAmerica KUOM(AM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - engrg. Rates: $14.20: 14.20: 14.20:14.20. Bank. 101 N. 2nd St., Suite 102. Mankato (56001). (507) neapolis-St. Paul. WYRO(FM) -May 19.1980: 92.1 mhz: 3 kw. Ant 299 ft. 388 -2900. Rep: Torbet. Format: Classic hits. adult con- WCCO(AM)-Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - TL: N45 56 57 W94 17 48. Stereo. 70 S.E. First Ave. temp. News progmg 2 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec neapolis-St. Paul. (56345). (612) 632 -2992. FAX: (612) 632 -2571. Licen- prog: Oldies 50's thru 70's 15 hrs wkly. Chris Painter. mgr: Mary Degrood, gen sls mgr; Jim Bartels, nail sls see: Schiel Broadcasting Inc. (acq 7- 1 -88). Net: NBC; stn WCTS -FM- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min- MNN. Format: Country. farm. News staff 2; news progmg mgr; Rick Williams, progmg dir: Dave Christianson, mus neapolis-St. Paul. 20 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25 -54: farmers and working dir. Rates: $28; 24: 28: 24. people. Spec prog: Polka 3 hrs wkly. Hansen, pres WLTE(FM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - Jack KTOE(AM) -1950:1420 khz; 5 kw -U, DA -N. TL: N44 10 & chief engr; Steve Van Slooten, gen mgr & gen sis mgr; neapolis-St. Paul. 06 W93 54 37. Box 1420 (56002). (507) 345 -4537. FAX: Damian Dupre. prom mgr & progmg dir: Mike Henry. (507) 345 -5364. Licensee: Minnesota Valley Broadcast- WWTC(AM)- Licensed to Minneapolis. See Min - news dir. ing Co. Group owner: Linder Broadcasting Group. Rep: neapolis-St. Paul. Katz. Format: Adult contemp. Target aud: 25 -54. Don Long Prairie Linder, pres: John Linder, gen mgr; Denny Wassinger, Minneapolis -St. Paul gen sls mgr: Billy Steiner, prom mgr; Pete Steiner. KEYL(AM) -Sept 15. 1959: 1400 khz: 1 kw -U. TL: N45 progmg Rivet. Husak, news 4. 1970: 88.5 m 57 45 W94 52 09. Hrs opn: 5:30 AM- midnight. Box 187, dir; Don mus dir: Greg dir; KBEM -FM- (Minneapolis). Oct hz:2.15 engr. kw. Ant ft. TL: N44 58 15 55. Hrs 221 Lake St. (56347). (612) 732 -2164. FAX: (612) 732- Scott Jeffries, chief 370 38 W93 Stereo. opn: 24. 1555 James Ave. N. (55411): 807 N.E. Broadway 2284. Licensee: Prairie Broadcasting Co. (acq 7- 1 -88). KDOG(FM) Mankato). Co -owned with -(North (55413). (612) 627 -2833: (612) 529 -5236. FAX: (612) Net: MBS. MNN. Rep: O'Malley. Format: Country. News KTOE(AM).
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  • Winter 2020/2021 Newsletter

    Winter 2020/2021 Newsletter

    Cardinal Country Highlights Upsala Area Schools District #487 Every Student ... Every Day Postage paid by WINTER 2020-21 Upsala Lions Club District: (320) 573-2174 K-12: (320) 573-2175 (320) 573-2176 Superintendent’s Corner 2 school closures and delays. This year, these decisions Preparing for a Unique may involve changes in Learning Plans as well. The Winter Season decision to close, or start late, begins at the moment there is a predicted storm or prior to 5:00 am on the morning Greetings UAS Families - of the storm. I begin gathering information about the weather and road conditions from various sources, such Every school year as we as the Minnesota Department of Transportation, National approach the winter season, Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), I write an article that area Superintendents, as well as consulting with our discusses winter weather lead custodian and some of our transportation staff. I preparedness and how we also will get out and drive the roads myself to gauge the will communicate any conditions. weather-related school cancellations and/or Even with all this information, the decision to close or delays. As the COVID-19 delay is still a very difficult one to make and I am certain pandemic continues to impact our school community, I there will be times when others will disagree with my am including an update on our current learning plans as decision. I cannot guarantee that I will make the correct well. decision every time, but I will guarantee that the decision to close or delay school will be made with the safety of COVID-19 and UAS Learning Plans our students and staff as my primary concern.