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Norwood Noyack Nyack Ogdensburg Old Forge Olean Olivebridge Oneida Oneonta Ossining WBKT Country WMCR-F Adult Contemporary 95.3 490w 820ft Old Forge 106.3 390w 718ft +BanJo Communications Warren Broadcasting Co., Inc. WBGK Traditional Country [Repeats: WBUG-F 101.1] Sisterto: WCHN, WKXZ, WZOZ Sisterto: WMCR 99.7 1400w 676ft 607-432-1030 fax; 607-432-6909 315-363-6050 Roser Communications Network, Inc. 34 Chestnut St, Oneonta 13820 237 Genesee St, 13421 315-734-9245 fax:315-624-9245 GM James Johnson SMJonMiosky GM/SM/PD Vivian Warren CE Ralph Ferrera 185 Genesee St, Utlca 13501 PD Skip Barlow CE Bud Williamson Syracuse Market GM Ken Roser SM Roxanne Roser 2nd market Utica/Rome PD Gary Vann CE Kevin Smith Norwood www.bugcountry.com Utica/Rome Arbitron 1.0 Shr 400 AQH Oneonta WVLF Adult Contemporary 96.1 25000w 328ft DA WDOS Country +Martz Communications Group Inc. Olean 730 1000 ND-D Sisterto: WMSA, WNCQ-F, WRCD, WVNV, WYSI, Ultimate Broadcasting Network, Inc. WOEN Adult Standards WYSX Sisterto: WSRK 1360 1000 /30 ND 315-769-3594 fax:315-769-3299 607-432-1500 fax: 607-432-8952 +Vox Radio Group PO Box 210, Massena 13662 PO Box 649,13820, 850 Main St, 13820 Sisterto: WMXO 2155 State Hwy 420, Massena 13662 GM/PD Jan Laytham SM Brian Levis 716-375-1015 fax: 716-375-7705 GM Mike Boldt SM Mike Diamond CE Ken Ruhland 231 N Union St, 14760 PD Dave Bradley CE Robert Sauter www.wdos.com www.valley961.com GM/SM John Sirlanni PD Mike McAdam CE Ralph Van Der Linden WRHO Adult Alternative* 89.7 270w 827ft WHDL Oldies Noyack Hartwlck College 1450 1000/ 1000 ND 607-431-4555 WSUF News/Talk/Classical* «Backyard Broadcasting Dewar Hall - Hartwlck College, 13820 89.9 12000w 358ft DA Sisterto: WPIG GM Adam Godet PD Erik Kjellqulst +Sacred Heart University, Inc. 716-372-0161 fax:716-372-0164 users.hartwick.edu/~wrho/ 203-371-7989 fax:203-371-7991 3163 NYS Rte 417,14760 5151 Park Ave, Fairfield CT 06825 GM/SM John Morton PD/CE Doug Bushnell WONY Variety* GM George Lombardl SM Lori Miller 90.9 180w -72ft WOLN News/Talk I Jazz* [Repeats: WBFO 88.7] PD Tom Kuser CE Paul Lltwinovlch «State University of New York 91.3 115w 656ft www.wshu.org 607-436-2711 fax:607-436-2713 «State University of New York Riverhead/Sag Harbor Market Alumni Hall - SUNY Oneonta, 13820 716-829-2880 fax:716-829-2277 GM Matt Dalton PD P.J. Robertson 3435 Main St, Buffalo 14214 Nyack GM Carole Smith Petro SM Mike McKay WSQC-F News / Classical / Jazz* [Repeats: WSKG-F 89.3] PD David Benders CE S&B Communications WNYK Contemporary Christian* 91.7 2300w 528ft www.wbfo.org 88.7 10w 56ft «-Southern Tier Educational Television Association 607-729-0100 fax:607-729-7328 CP 2, 456 WPIG Country PO Box 3000, Binghamton 13902 Nyack College 95.7 43000w 740ft 601 Gates Rd, Vestal 13850 845-358-1710 fax:845-348-8838 «Backyard Broadcasting GM Gary Reinbolt SM Suzanne Miller/Cormier Nyack College, 10960 Sisterto: WHDL PD Gregory Keeler CE Mike Pufky GM Lee West 716-372-0161 fax:716-372-0164 www.wskg.org White Plains Market 3163 NYS Rte 417,14760 GM/SM John Morton PD Mark Thompson WZOZ Classic Hits Ogdensburg CE Doug Bushnell 103.1 2000w 360ft «Banjo Communications WMXO Hot AC WSLB Talk Sisterto: WBKT, WCHN, WDHI, WDLA, WDLA-F, 101.5 1450w 403ft 1400 1000/ 1000 ND WKXZ «-Vox Radio Group The Wireless Works, Inc. 607-432-1030 fax:607-432-6909 Sisterto: WOEN Pending to: Clancy-Mance Communications 34 Chestnut St, 13820 716-375-1015 fax: 716-375-7705 Sisterto: WGIX-F, WPAC GM James Johnson SMJonMiosky 231 N Union St, 14760 315-393-1100 fax:315-393-6673 PD Skip Barlow CE Bud Williamson PO Box 239,13669, 2315 Knox St, 13669 GM/SM John Sirlanni PD Mike McAdam GM/SM Patricia Tocatlian PD Chris Coffin CE Ralph Van Der Linden WSRK Hot AC CE Roger Ousterhout 103.9 2050w 520ft www.talk1400.com Olivebridge Ultimate Broadcasting Network, Inc. St. Lawrence/Ogdensburg Market Sisterto: WDOS WFSO Religious Teaching* 607-432-1500 fax:607-432-8952 WPAC Classic Rock 88.3 100w 69ft DA PO Box 649,13820, 850 Main St, 13820 92.7 3000w 310ft Christian Media Associates, Inc. GM/PD Jan Laytham SM Brian Levis The Wireless Works, Inc. 845-657-5723 fax: 845-657-8796 CE Ken Ruhland Pending to: Clancy-Mance Communications 314 Acorn Hill Rd, 12461 www.wsrk.com Sisterto: WGIX-F, WSLB GM/PD Clarence Elmendorf 315-393-1100 fax:315-393-6673 Poughkeepsie/Kingston Market PO Box 239,13669, 2315 Knox St, 13669 Ossining GM/SM Patricia Tocatlian PD Chris Coffin WDFH Adult Alternative* CE Roger Ousterhout Oneida 90.3 12w 325ft www.pac93.com WMCR Adult Contemporary [Repeats: WMCR-F 106,3] Westchester Council for Public Broadcasting St. Lawrence/Ogdensburg Market 1600 1000/20 ND 914-693-3963 WYSX CHR Warren Broadcasting Co., Inc. 21 Brookside Ln, Dobbs Ferry 10522 98.7 3000w 92ft Sisterto: WMCR-F GM Marc Sophos www.wdfh.org +Martz Communications Group Inc. 315-363-6050 White Plains Market Sister to: WMSA, WNCQ-F, WRCD, WVLF, WYSI 237 Genesee St, 13421 315-393-1220 fax:315-393-3974 GM/SM/PD Vivian Warren CE Ralph Ferrera 1 Bridge Plz Ste 204,13669 Syracuse Market GM John Winter SM Dawn Branson 2nd market Utica/Rome PD Dave Merz CE Robert Sauter www.yesfm.com St. Lawrence/Ogdensburg Market .
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