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WEEI Sports MASSACHUSETTS Ashland 850 50000/50000 DA-2 •Entercom WSRO Ethnic Sister to: WAAF, WKAF, WMKK, WRKO, WVEI 650 250/9 ND-D Acton 617-779-5800 fax: 617-779-3462 •Langer Broadcasting Group, LLC 20 Guest St Fl 3, Brighton 02135 WHAB Variety* Sister to: WBIX GM Julie Kahn SM Bob Price 89.1 8w 53ft 508-820-2430 fax: 508-820-2473 PD Jason Wolfe CE John Kennedy Acton-Boxborough School District 100 Mt. Wayte Ave, Framingham 01702 www.weei.com 978-264-4700 fax: 978-266-2529 GM/PD Carl Abrams SM Jim Ham's 96 Hayward Rd, 01720 CE Paul Andrew Boston Arbitron 5.3 Shr 28600 AQH GM Dan Drinkwater www.wsro.com WROL Religious Teaching Boston Market 950 5000/90 ND Amherst •Salem Communications Corp. Athol Sister to: WEZE, WTTT WPNI Folk [Repeats: WUMB-F 91.9] 617-328-0880 fax: 617-328-0375 1430 5000/11 DA-2 WXRG Adult Alternative [Repeats: WXRV 92.5] 500 Victory Rd FI2, Quincy 02171 +Pamal Broadcasting 99.9 1850w 407ft GM Scott Cohagan SM Patricia Ryan Managed by: University of Massachusetts •Northeast Broadcasting Company, Inc. PD Jim Carter CE Frank Kelley 617-287-6900 fax: 617-287-6916 Sister to: WGAW, WJOE www.wrolradio.com 100 William T Morrissey Blvd, Dorchester 02125 978-630-3473 fax:978-630-3011 Boston Market GM Patricia Monteith SM Mark Bertrand 362 Green St, Gardner 01440 PD Brian Quinn CE Grady Moates GM/SM/PD Spencer Marshall WBZ News/Talk™ www.wumb.org www.925theriver.com 1030 50000/50000 DA-1 Springfield Market •CBS Radio, Inc. Sister to: WBCN, WBMX, WODS, WZLX WFCR News / Classical / Jazz* HD2: News/Talk Attleboro 617-787-7000 fax: 617-787-7062 88.5 13000w 967ft 1170 Soldiers Field Rd, 02134 WARL Talk •University of Massachusetts GM Ted Jordan SM Chris Hill 1320 5000/5000 DA-2 Sister to: WMUA PD Peter Casey CE Mark Manuellan The ADD Radio Group, Inc. 413-545-0100 fax:413-545-2546 www.wbz1030.com 401-521-5945 fax:401-861-0089 131 County Cir, 01003 Boston Arbitron 6.9 Shr 37000 AQH 127 Dorrance St Ph, Providence Rl 02903 GM Martin Miller SM Ruth Kennedy GM/SM Greg Norman PD Mark Lavin PD Helen Barrington CE Chuck Dube WILD Talk"" CE Leo Sullivan www.wfcr.org 1090 4800 ND-D www.1320warlradlo.com •Radio One Springfield Market New Bedford/Fall River Market 2nd market Greenfield 617-931-1090 fax: 617-472-9474 2nd market Providence 500 Victory Rd, Quincy 02171 WAMH Adult Alternative* GM/SM/CE Willie Mitchell PD Rick Anderson 89.3 1500w 720ft Barnstable Boston Arbitron 0.8 Shr 4200 AQH Amherst College 413-542-2224 fax:413-542-8250 WQRC Adult Contemporary WTTT Spanish Contemporary Christtia n PO Box 1815, 01002, Amherst College, 01002 99.9 50000w 378ft 1150 5000/5000 DA-2 GM Emily Moin PD Erika Kweon Sandab Communications •Salem Communications Corp. CE Dan Correia Sister to: WFCC-F, WKPE-F, WOCN-F Sister to: WEZE, WROL 617-328-0880 fax:617-328-0375 wamh.amherst.edu 508-771-1224 fax:508-775-2605 500 Victory Rd Fl 2, Quincy 02171 Springfield Market 737 W Main St, Hyannls 02601 GM Scott Cohagan SM Patricia Ryan GM Gregory Bone SM Stephen Colella PD Jim Carter CE Frank Kelley WMUA Variety* PD Wayne White CE Vern Coleman www.talk1150.com 91.1 450w 128ft www.wqrc.com Boston Market •University of Massachusetts Cape Cod Arbitron 9.3 Shr 2600AQH Sister to: WFCR 413-545-2876 fax:413-545-0682 WMKI Pre-Teen"" 105 Campus Ctr, 01003 Beverly 1260 5000/5000 DA-N GM Glenn Seigle •Disney www.wmua.org WNSH Talk 781-472-7920 fax:781-647-0572 1570 30000/85 ND 309 Waveriey Oaks Rd Ste 103, Waltham 02452 WRNX Adult Alternative Willow Farm, Inc. GM/SM Michael Kellogg PD Ray de la Garza 100.9 850w 692ft DA 978-921-1570 fax: 978-468-1954 CE Lee Brown •Clear Channel Communications 31 Woodbury St, South Hamilton 01982 www.radiodisney.com/boston/ Sister to: WHYN, WHYN-F, WNNZ, WPKX GM/SM/PD Keating Willcox Boston Market 413-781-1011 fax:413-858-1958 Boston Market 1331 Main St, Springfield 01103 WWZN Sports GM Shawn Davey SM Tom Pluta Boston 1510 50000/50000 DA-2 PD Kevin Johnson CE Chris Tracy •Blackstrap Broadcasting, LLC vvww.wrnx.com WEZE Religious Teaching 617-237-1200 fax: 617-237-1177 Springfield Arbitron 1.9Shr 1200 AQH 590 5000/5000 DA-1 308 Victory Rd, Quincy 02171 GM/SM Anthony Pepe PD Kevin Koffman •Salem Communications Corp. CE Brad Parsons Sister to: WROL, WTTT Andover www.1510thezone.com 617-328-0880 fax: 617-328-0375 Boston Market WXRV Adult Alternative 500 Victory Rd Fl 2, Quincy 02171 92.5 25000W 712ft GM Scott Cohagan SM Patricia Ryan Variety* •Northeast Broadcasting Company, Inc. PD Jim Carter CE Frank Kelley 4000w 611ft 978-374-4733 fax: 978-373-8023 www.wezeradio.com Emerson College 30 How St, Havertiill 01830 Boston Arbitron 0.4 Shr 2200AQH 617-824-8891 fax: 617-824-8804 GM/SM Steven Silverberg PD Ron Bowen 120 Boylston St Fl 4,02116 www.92.5theriver.com WRKO Talk 680 50000/50000 DA-2 GM Jack Casey PD Howard Simpson Boston Arbitron 1.2 Shr 6400AQH •Entercom CE R.J. Perkins 2nd market Portsmouth/Dover www.wers.org Sister to: WAAF, WEEI, WKAF, WMKK, WVEI Boston Market 617-779-5800 fax: 617-779-3462 20 Guest St Fl 3, Brighton 02135 GM Julie Kahn SM John Capuano PD Jason Wolfe CE John Kennedy www.wrko.com Boston Arbitron 3.8 Shr 20300 AQH .
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