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Mercyhurst College's own radio station with is on a translator at 104.9 with St. Marks Christian Center.

Edinboro University's radio station known as "89X".

Although the callsign reads "Ninja", this frequency repeats the programming from Buffalo's WNED on 94.5 FM. Ironically, I believe this is the only situation where there is a Public station above 92 on the FM dial.

From Gannon University, WERG plays a combo of college and alternative during the week. Saturday programming consists of R&B/Soul. Sunday has ethnic programming.

WRRN is the sister of WNAE-AM and in most cases the two stations are programmed separately. Has an oldies format and specialty programming on Sundays.

WWSE is a Hot AC station under the moniker Mix 93-3. The station was once "SE 93" with an Easy Listening format, now returned to the air as "SE 93.3" with the AC format.

WRPL signed on as a new station to Erie on October 15, 2001. This was not only the introduction of "Planet Radio 93-9, but also the first of Next Media's Erie stations to sign on with a storefront studio in the old Boston Store complex. The format was taken from sister station on 102.3 which was billing itself as "The Point." Became a country format known as "US 93.9."

Back in 1979, 94.3 had an AC format as WYSS it stayed that way until about 1983 when it switched to WEOZ. It remained as WEOZ throughout the 80's before going dark prior to WMDE. In 2000, Keymarket/Forever bought the station and changed it to WHUZ.

"Froggy 94" is an oldies station, but has no affiliation with Forever Broadcasting's "Froggy" country format.

WBKX had a country format until early 2001 when it took on an all 80's format. Now the station boasts a Hot AC format as 96Kix and sometimes carries the ABC radio AC network.

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Star 97 may be outside the Pennsylvania border, but can serve Erie very well with 50,000 booming watts of power!

Now known as "Country 98", WXTA was WMYJ originally with an AC format. The station was known as "Y98" at the time.

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Translator for WCTL.

"The All New Kiss FM" - Simulcast on 104.5 in Cambridge Springs, PA.

"Classy 100". Originally the frequency was home to WLVU which served as Erie's Beautiful music station in the 70's and 80's. Classy 100 was first known as Easy Rock 99.9 WLVU before getting Classy in 1985.

This became a Keymarket/Forever station in 2000 and until December of that year, it was WZPR.

WRKT is the infamous "Rocket 101". But prior to 1989 the station was WHYP and had AM and FM service.

Formerly WVCC.

WHUG was, appropriately enough, known as "Huggin Country" at one time. In 2001, the station reidentified itself in 2001 as WMHU and "102moo." Although it is still known by this moniker, the calls were changed back to WHUG in March of 2004. The station moved from 101.7 to 101.9 in 1999 because of interference with WVCC in Linesville, PA and another station at 101.7 in Canada.

Before the late 1980's the station was WSEG "Red Hot 102". The station became WJET in the late 80's with an adult CHR format billing itself as "Jet." When the WJET calls returned to 1400 AM, WQHZ took over 102.3 with a classic hit format.

102 Zoo uses an AC format that boasts the "Best Hits and Best Variety". Mostly serves the Western portion of Erie County.

Formerly WRLP.

"Star 104" has coverage in two countries, three states and seventeen counties! Before Star came along, the station was WMXE in the Early 90's and known as "Mix 103.7" Prior to that, it was WCCK and known as both "K-104" and "K-Hits 104".

Kinzu Country! Owned by Kinzua Broadcasting Company.

Owned by Forever Broadcasting of PA. This is a simulcast station originating from Franklin, on 99.3. Named "The All New KissFM," they play mostly Top 40 music. One of their liners (which generates callsign humor) is "We spell it with 2 kisses and a big hug - WXXO and WOXX." - VERY CREATIVE. WXXO was formally WAQM - "Cool 104.5" which played oldies satellite shows.

WKKY is a country station in nearby Ohio. It has an AM sister station in nostalgic WATJ 1560 AM.

WGOJ had a Top-40 format in years past but has been religious for a number of years. The station is affiliated with the Bible Broadcasting Network out of Charlotte, NC. Has a repeater signal in Erie County on 98.7. It beams from the Channel 12 tower.

The Fox 107.5 FM

Simulcast to sister WHUZ from Meadville.

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"All Time Favorites, AM 740"

WFUN used to be an oldies outlet but gradually worked in talkers like Rush and Dr. Laura until it became complete talk in 2001. This move left WWOW in nearby Conneaut, OH as the only oldies station.

Sister and simulcaster to WMGW Meadville.

Before becoming the Music of Your Life outlet for Erie, 1260 was home to WLKK in the early 80's with a Country format. WLKK was Country on 1260 until it flipped to Beautiful Music "Beautiful Lake 1260". Then it Morphed into An Oldies Format with calls of WHDZ then WRIE. Was also Sports before going back to Oldies then Nostagia.

WNAE is sister with WRRN 92.3 FM. Although the two stations simulcast during the mornings and on weekends, the station is a full service news/sports station as well.

Known as "The Fan". 1330 was home to WRIE in the early 80's with an AC format.

"The Owl" used to play oldies from the 50's, 60's and 70's and a full staff of on-air talent 24 hours a day! Prior to playing oldies, the station was all country. Currently it is a newstalk station and the local home of Bill O'Reilly.

Until 1986, this was the home of WJET until it was moved to 102.3 FM. The station became WBLQ "Q1400" with urban music until it switched to WLKK. With a few business transactions and format changes among sister stations, 1400 was reformed as WJET in 2001.

Known as "Your Money Station". In the 1980's this was WEYZ and broadcast was from atop the Commerce Building. It was "K104's sister station.

"Z-Country" Until 1989, WEYZ was WHYP with a country format. Between the two, it was WFHN rebroadcasting CNN Headline News. It is now simulcasting oldies from sister WWCB

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