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…(Økþ@Îôù Xb¡ÇIÂ1 T@Çb WLMV Spanish Hits WNWC-F Contemporary Christian* Lancaster 1480 5000/5000 DA-2 102.5 50000w 492ft +Mid-West Family Stations -«-Northwestern College WGLR Sports [Repeats: WPVL 1590] Sisterto: WHLK, WJJO, WJQM, WMGN, WTDY, Sisterto: WNWC 1280 500/22 ND WTUX, WWQM-F 608-271-1025 fax: 608-271-1150 +QueenB Radio 608-273-1000 fax: 608-271-8182 5606 Medical Cir, 53719 Sisterto: KIYX, WGLR-F, WPVL, WPVL-F 730 Ray O Vac Dr, 53711 GM Greg Walters PD Brian Christopher 608-349-2000 fax: 608-349-2002 GM Tom Walker SMTed Waldbillig CE Tom Weeden 51 Means Dr, Platteville 53818 PD Luis Montoto CE John Bauer wnwc.nwc.edu GM Dan Sullivan SM Rick Sanson Madison Market Madison Market PD Doug Wagen CE Stan Scharch Dubuque Market WTUX Adult Standards WZEE CHR 1550 5000 DA-D 104.1 12000w 1004ft WJTY Contemporary Christian* +Mid-West Family Stations +Clear Channel Communications 88.1 50000w 476ft Sisterto: WHLK, WJJO, WJQM, WLMV, WMGN, Sisterto: WIBA, WIBA-F, WMAD, WTSO, WXXM-F +Family Life Communications WTDY, WWQM-F 608-274-5450 fax: 608-276-9287 520-742-6976 fax: 520-742-6979 608-273-1000 fax: 608-271-8182 PO Box 99,53701, 2651 S Fish Hatchery Rd, 53711 PO Box 35300, Tucson AZ 85740 730 Ray O Vac Dr, 53711 GM Jeff Tyler SM Diane Harns 7355 N Oracle Rd Ste 200, Tucson AZ 85704 GM Tom Walker SMTed Waldbillig PD Jon Reilly CE Tim Waggoner GM/PD Dawn Bumstead SM Evan Carlson PD Amy Schiefelbein CE John Bauer www.zl04fm.com CE Bob Wolfe www.wtux.com Madison Arbitron 7.4 Shr 4500 AQH Dubuque Market Madison Arbitron 2.3 Shr 1400 AQH WGLR-F Country WTDY Talk Manitowoc 97.7 11500w 482ft 1670 10000/1000 ND +QueenB Radio +Mid-West Family Stations WOMT Soft AC Sisterto: KIYX, WGLR, WPVL, WPVL-F Sisterto: WHLK, WJJO, WJQM, WLMV, WMGN, 1240 1000/1000 ND 608-349-2000 fax: 608-349-2002 WTUX, WWQM-F +Seehafer Broadcasting Corp. 51 Means Dr, Platteville 53818 608-273-1000 fax: 608-271-8182 Sisterto: WQTC-F GM Dan Sullivan SM Rick Sanson 730 Ray O Vac Dr, 53711 920-682-0351 fax: 920-682-1008 PD Rob Spangler CE Stan Scharch GM Tom Walker SMTed Waldbillig PO Box 1385, 54221, 3730 Mangin St, 54220 www.wglr.com PD Glen Gardner CE John Bauer GM Don Seehafer SM Russ Matar Dubuque Arbitron 6.9 Shr 1400 AQH www.wtdy.com PD Tim Strews CE Joel Nelson Madison Arbitron 1.5 Shr 900 AQH www.womtradio.com Manitowoc/Two Rivers Market Lomira WERN News / Classical* / HD2: Classical 88.7 20420w 1264ft DA WLTU Oldies WFDL-F Adult Contemporary +Wisconsin Public Radio 92.1 3700w 420ft 97.7 17500w 400ft Sisterto: WHA, WSUM Cub Radio, Inc. 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