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Michigan Directory of Radio mgr, gen sls mgr & progmg dir; Randy Rowley, mus dir; Jim McKinney, pres & gen mgr; Jackie Gordon. natl sls mgr; Greg Marsh, rgnl sis class. Spec prog: Black one hr, Sp one hr wkly. *Robert Liggett, news dir; Todd Overhuel, pub affrs dir; Walker Sisson, chief of engrg. mgr; Tern Ray, progmg dir: Trisha Frey, mus dir; Dennis Murray, chief chmn; James A. Jensen, pros: Lawrence C. Smith. gen mgr; Scott of engrg. Shigley, gen sls mgr; Jim McKenzie, progmg dir; Bill Gilmer. news dir; Ovid -Elsie Bill Sanderson, chief of engrg. WLXT(FM)-Listing follows WMBN WSAG(FM)-Co-owned with WHLS(AM). Aug 7, 1964: 107.1 mhz; 6 WVOES(FM)- Mar 21, 1978: 91.3 mhz; 553 w. 140 ft. TL: N43 02 44 kw. 298 ft. TL: N42 58 37 W82 27 52. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. Web Site: WMIBN(AM)- May 1946: 1340 khz; 1 kw -U. TL: N45 20 50 W84 58 W84 23 14. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. 8989 Colony Rd., Elsie (48831). www.wsaq@net. Format: Country. Target aud: 25 -55. Brian Harper, 01. Hrs opn: 24. Box 286 (49770). 2095 U.S. 131 S. (49770). (231) (989) 834 -2271. Fax: (989) 862 -4463. Licensee: Ovid -Elsie Area progmg dir; Bob Pouget, mus dir. 347 -8713. Fax: (231) 347 -9920. Licensee: MacDonald Garber Schools. (acq 1978) Format: Polka. Spec prog: Class one hr, Pol one Broadcasting Inc. (group owner; acq 11- 17 -98; grpsl) Rep: D & R hr, Czech one hr, stage & screen one hr wkly. George Bishop, gen WHLX(AM)-(Manne City). Dec 10, 1951: 1590 khz: 1 kwD.102 w -N, Radio Format: Easy Istng. News staff: 2: news progmg 2 hrs wkly. mgr; Kevin Somers, opus mgr; Jim Dorman. chief 01 engrg. DA -1. TL: N42 43 42 W82 31 15. Hm opn: 24. Rebroadcasts WHLS Target aud: 25 plus. *Phil! Orth, gen mgr; Ron Pritchard, progmg dir; {AM) Port Huron 100%. Box 807 (48061-0807). 808 Huron Ave. Brian Brachel, chief of engrg. (48060). (810) 982 -9000. Fax: (810) 987 -9380. Licensee: Liggett Owosso Communications LLC. Group owner: Liggett Communications (acq 16, 1 WWKK(AM)- June 2000: 750 khz; kw-D, 330 w -N, DA -2. Th: 11 -1 -97) Nef: ABC Format: Adult contemp, oldies. Target aud: 25 -54. N45 20 05 W84 55 34. Hrs opn: 24. 2175 Click Rd. (49770). (231) A. WOAP(AM)- Jan 1, 1948: 1080 khz; 1 kw-D. TL: N43 01 48 W84 10 *Robert Liggch, churn; James Jenson. pres: Lawrence C. Smith, 348 -5000. Web Site: www.koo1750.com. Licensee: Stone 39. Box 128, 2301 N., M -52 (48867), (989) 725 -8196. Fax: (989) gen mgr; Scott Shigley, gen sls mgr, Jim McKenzie. progmg dir; Bill Communications Inc. Format: Talk, sports. Target aud: 25 plus. 725 -6626. Licensee: 1090 Investments L.L.C. (acq 2.18 -00) Rep: Paa Sanderson, engrg VP & chief of engrg. *Richard D. Stone, pres & gen mgr. *Rates: $16; 16; 16; 10. Format: Nostalgia, big band, MOR. Target aud: 45 plus; adults with disposable income. Spec prog: Farm 2 hrs, polka 4 hrs, relg 4 hrs. Sp ' WNFA(FM)- May 15, 1986: 88.3 mhz; 1.3 kw. 227 ft. TL: N42 59 36 6 hrs wkly. *Clem Sellers, gen sls mgr & rgnl sls mgr; Linda Pierce. Pickford W82 28 06. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Rebroadcasts WNFR(FM) Sandusky mus dir; Art Kinsey, chief of engrg. 100% 2865 Maywood Dr. (48060). (810) 985 -3260. Fax: (810) 985 -7712. Web Site: www.wnradio.com. Licensee: Ross Bible Church. WADW(FM)- Dec 22. 2000: 105.5 mhz; 55 kw. Ant 108 ft. TL: N46 Net: Moody, USA Wash atty: Southmayd & Miller. Format: Reig, WRSR(FM)- Dec 2, 1965: 103.9 mhz; 2.85 kw. 482 ft. TL: N42 5944 17 24 W84 18 53. Box 333, Sault Ste. Mane (49783). (906) 635-4200. inspirational. News progmg 14 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25-44; females. W83 59 33. Stereo. 6317 Taylor Dr., Flint (48507). (810) 238 -7300. Fax: (906) 635-4200. Licensee: Seaway Broadcasting Inc. Format: *Lori McNaughton, opns mgr; Thomas Winn. gen mgr, stn mgr, prom Fax: (810) 238 -7310. Web She: www.classicbx.com. Licensee: Memories- nostalgia. *Laurie Reich, gen mgr. mgr & progmg mgr; Sara Kenner, pub affrs dir. Cumulus Licensing Corp. Group owner: Cumulus Media Inc. (acq 3-15-00; grpsl). Format: Classic Rock. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec prog: Pinconning Class one hr, relg one hr, sports 4 hrs wkly. Nancy Dymond, gen *WORW(FM) May 31, 1973: 91.9 mhz; 188 w. 78 ft. TL: N43 01 30 mgr; Jerry O'Donnell, opns mgr; Floyd Evans, sls dir & gen sls mgr; W82 26 10. (CP: 180 w). 1799 Krafft Rd. (48060). (810) 984 -2675, Michel Lynne, prom dir; Jeff Wade. progmg dir & mus dir: Les Root, WSAG(FM)- 11/01/02: 104.1 mhz; 4.1 kw. Ant 367 ft. TL: N43 54 11 EXT. 363. Fax: (810) 984.2747. Licensee: Port Huron Area School news dir; Dan Greer. chief of engrg. W83 55 18. 6807 Foxglove Dr., Cheyenne, WY (48650). (307) District. Format: Top -40. *Kim Storey, gen mgr. 778 -9318. Licensee: Fort Bend Broadcasting Co. Inc. Group owner: Fort Bend Broadcasting Co. (acq 9-5 -01). Format: oldies. Russell J. WPHM(AM)- Dec 6, 1947: 1380 khz; 5 kw-U, DA2. TL: N42 51 50 Pentwater Lafave. gen mgr. W82 29 40. Hrs opn: 24. 808 Huron St. (48060). (810) 987 -4100. Fax: (810) 987 -9380. Licensee: Liggett Communicaions L.L.C. (group owner; acq 12.1 -86) *Net: ABC Information 8 Entertainment Rep: WMOM(FM)- Sept 26, 1999: 102.7 mhz; 6 kw. Ant 328 h. TL: N43 WYLZ(FM)- Nov 15, 1983: 100.9 mhz; 2.6 kw. 495 h. TL: N43 50 46 Patt Format: Adult contemp, news/talk, sports. News progmg 40 hrs 52 10 W86 21 32. 907 E. Ludington Ave., Ludington (49431). (231) W84 05 32. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. Rebroadcasts WILZ(FM) Saginaw wkly. Target aud: 25 -54. Spec prog: Farm one hr wkly. *Larry Smith, 845 -9666. Fax: (231) 845 -9332. Web Site: www.wmom.fm. Licensee: 100% 1740 N. Champagne Dr., Saginaw (48604). (989) 776 -2100. gen mgr: Kristine Sikkema, sls dir 8 gen sls mgr; Randy Quick, gen Bay View Broadcasting Inc. Format: CHR. *Patrick L. Lopeman, pres Fax: (989) 754 -5990. Licensee: Citadel Broadcasting Co. Group sls mgr; Jerry Noble, progmg dir; Bill Sanderson, engrg VP. & gen mgr; Dawn Skaradzinski, CFO & exec VP; Jenifer Hullinger, stn owner: Citadel Communications Corp. Rep: McGavren Guild Format: mgr; Pat Martin, opns mgr; Michael LaBelle, progmg dir; Jana Rogers, Classic rock. Target aud: 25 -54; general. *Stuart Stanek, pres: Scott mus dir; Mary Lynn Marshall, news dir; Tom Green, chief of engrg. Meier, VP & gen mgr: Bob Kolen. sls dir; Connie Cox, natl sls mgr; WBTI(FM) -Co -owned with WPHM(AM). July 13, 1991: 96.9 mhz; 3 Jerry Tarrants, progmg dir 8 mus dir: Doug Brinks. chief of engrg. kw. 380 ft. TL: N43 12 34 W82 32 10. Stereo. Hm opn: 24. (AOq 6- 29 -92; FTR: 7- 20-92) Rep: Patt Formal: Adult contemp, CHR. Target WWKR(FM)- July 1, 1995: 94.1 mhz; 13 kw. 462 ft. TL: N43 51 33 aud: 18 -34. Eric C. Hanson, VP; Jerry Noble. progmg mgr. W86 18 27. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. Box B55, Ludington (49431). 347 Pittsford Hancock St. (49449). (231) 869 -7402. Fax: (231) 869 -7502. Web Site: 'WSGR -FM- October 1971: 91.3 mhz; 100 w. 87 ft. TL: N42 58 43 www.94k- rock.com. Licensee: Synergy Media Inc. (acq 4- 10.98; 'WPCJ(FM)- Oct 23, 1985: 91.1 mhz; 270 w. 184 ft. TL: N41 53 04 W82 25 45. Stereo. Box 5015, 323 Erie St. (48061- 5015). (810) $250,000) Net: AP Network News Rep: Michigan Michigan Spot W84 28 15. Hm opn: 16. 9400 Beecher Rd. (49271). (517) 523-3427. 989 -5564. Fax: (810) 984 -8991. Web Site: www.stclair.cc.mi.us. Sales Wash atty: Baraff, Koemer & °lender. Format: Classic rock. Fax: (517) 523-3427. E -mail: freedomfarm ®tlrrci.net. Licensee: Licensee: St. Clair County Community College. Format: Pop jazz. News progmg 2 hrs wkly. Target aud: 25.54; baby boomers. Spec Pittsford Educational Broadcasting Foundation. Net: Moody Format: Target aud: General: all age groups. Spec prog: Metal -hard rock 12 prog: Relg 3 hrs wkly. Todd A. Mohr, pres, gen mgr 8 gen sls mgr; Educ, relg, christian. News progmg 10 hrs wkly. Target aud: General; hrs, urban 6 hrs wkly. *John Hill, gen mgr; L.E. Willis. stn mgr; Tiffany Chris Craft, opns mgr & progmg dir: Tom Green, chief of engrg. rural. Richard Krage, stn mgr; Tim Reines, opns VP; Ed Trombley, Green, progmg dir. chief of engrg. Petoskey Portage Plymouth WFAT(FM)-Listing follows WNWN(AM). WFDX(FM) -(Atlanta). Oct 20, 1988: 92.5 mhz: 100 kw. 868 h. TL: 'WSDP(FM)- Feb 14, 1972: 88.1 mhz; 200 w. 110 ft. TL: N42 20 50 N45 01 00 W84 21 10. Stereo. Hrs opn: 24. 1020 Hastings St., W83 29 51. Stereo. Hrs opn: 6 AM -11 PM. 46181 Joy Rd., Canton WNWN(AM) -July 25, 1986: 1560 khz; 4.1 kw -D, DA. TL: N42 10 59 Traverse City (49686). (231) 947-0003. Fax: (231) 947 -7002. Web (48187). (734) 416-7732. (734) 416-7745. Fax: (734) 416 -7763. W85 35 30. Hrs opn: Sunrise -sunset. 6021 S. Westnedge Ave., Site: www.classichitsthefox.com. Licensee: Northern Michigan Radio E -mail: kehhb®pccs.kiz.mi.us.
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    2720 Riverside Drive, PO Box 5013 • Port Huron, MI 48061-5013 (810) 984-3101 • Fax (810) 272-4785 • www.phasd.us Release of Information to the Media Opt-Out Form In-District Media Publishing of Directory Information (photographs, names, grade level, etc.) in school building publications such as newsletters, websites/social media, yearbooks, programs, etc. are covered under the federal Family and Educational Privacy Rights Act (FERPA). Students may be identified in these publications unless the parent or eligible student notifies the school in advance of their intent to restrict the release of this type of information. Students may be photographed or videotaped and their name and/or work displayed for educational and/or not-for-profit use in various ways. For District publications, parental permission is not required for photographs or videos where individuals are not identified by name. Out-of-District Media In an effort to ensure the safety of all students, the District’s policy is that all requests for access during school hours by non-school media must be approved by the building administrator and/or the Community Relations Director. (Out-of-District Media may include Times Herald, Radio First (WPHM, WHLS / WSAQ, WBTI), WGRT, WNFA / WNFR and EBW.tv). Effort is made to limit interruptions to the learning environment. If you DO NOT want your student to participate in the aforementioned activities, please complete the bottom of this form and return to the school office. As the Parent / Legal Guardian of , I DO NOT grant permission for the Port Huron Area School District to allow access for the following: In-District Media Out-of-District Media Parent / Legal Guardian signature: Date: .
  • Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) ) ) )

    Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) ) ) )

    Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, DC In the matter of: ) ) Revitalization of the AM Radio Service ) MB Docket 13-249 ) ) COMMENTS OF REC NETWORKS One of the primary goals of REC Networks (“REC”)1 is to assure a citizen’s access to the airwaves. Over the years, we have supported various aspects of non-commercial micro- broadcast efforts including Low Power FM (LPFM), proposals for a Low Power AM radio service as well as other creative concepts to use spectrum for one way communications. REC feels that as many organizations as possible should be able to enjoy spreading their message to their local community. It is our desire to see a diverse selection of voices on the dial spanning race, culture, language, sexual orientation and gender identity. This includes a mix of faith-based and secular voices. While REC lacks the technical knowledge to form an opinion on various aspects of AM broadcast engineering such as the “ratchet rule”, daytime and nighttime coverage standards and antenna efficiency, we will comment on various issues which are in the realm of citizen’s access to the airwaves and in the interests of listeners to AM broadcast band stations. REC supports a limited offering of translators to certain AM stations REC feels that there is a segment of “stand-alone” AM broadcast owners. These owners normally fall under the category of minority, women or GLBT/T2. These owners are likely to own a single AM station or a small group of AM stations and are most likely to only own stations with inferior nighttime service, such as Class-D stations.
  • Release of Information to the Media Opt-Out Form

    Release of Information to the Media Opt-Out Form

    2720 Riverside Drive, PO Box 5013 • Port Huron, MI 48061-5013 (810) 984-3101 • Fax (810) 272-4785 • www.phasd.us Release of Information to the Media Opt-Out Form In-District Media Publishing of Directory Information (photographs, names, grade level, etc.) in school building publications such as newsletters, websites/social media, yearbooks, programs, etc. are covered under the federal Family and Educational Privacy Rights Act (FERPA). Students may be identified in these publications unless the parent or eligible student notifies the school in advance of their intent to restrict the release of this type of information. Students may be photographed or videotaped and their name and/or work displayed for educational and/or not-for-profit use in various ways. For District publications, parental permission is not required for photographs or videos where individuals are not identified by name. Out-of-District Media In an effort to ensure the safety of all students, the District’s policy is that all requests for access during school hours by non-school media must be approved by the building administrator and/or the Community Relations Director. (Out-of-District Media may include Times Herald, Radio First (WPHM, WHLS / WSAQ, WBTI), WGRT, WNFA / WNFR and EBW.tv). Effort is made to limit interruptions to the learning environment. If you DO NOT want your student to participate in the aforementioned activities, please complete the bottom of this form and return to the school office. As the Parent / Legal Guardian of , I DO NOT grant permission for the Port Huron Area School District to allow access for the following: In-District Media Out-of-District Media Parent / Legal Guardian signature: Date: .