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WKST-FM (722 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

format under the name of "Gold 96". On June 26, 1991, it switched calls to WVTY ("Variety 96") and format to an Adult Top 40 approach, which in turn would

1997 in radio (849 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

WQRS/Detroit flips to Modern Rock, branded as "105.1 The Edge." 26 November - WVTY/Pittsburgh shifts from adult top 40 to Modern AC as "96.1 The River." The

WSUN (FM) (2,019 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

primarily Pasco and northern Pinellas Counties. The station later became WVTY, then WLVU, carrying an easy listening format and later adult contemporary

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(1960–1965) WCWR (1965–1973) WDCL (1973–1978) WWQT (1978–1983) WFNN (1983–1984) WVTY (1984–1986) WLVU (1986–1998) WTBL (1998–2000) WLVU (2000–2005) WHBO (2005–2009)

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After 66 years of ownership, Hearst sold WTAE, along with what had become WVTY (now WKST-FM), to SFX Broadcasting in 1997. That December 1, SFX relaunched

Hearst Television (1,854 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article find links to article

owned by Salem Media Group WCAE-FM / WRYT-FM / WTAE-FM / WXKX / WHTX / WVTY 96.1** 1960–1997 WKST-FM, owned by iHeartMedia San Juan, PR WAPA 680 1961–1991