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WMFE-FM
90.7 
Orlando
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Original Call Letters: WMFE |
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Originally Licensed: Jul 24, 1980 |
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Original City of License: Orlando |
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Original Frequency: 90.7 |
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Origin of Call Letters: Slogan: We Make Friends Easily Mid Florida Educational Station |
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Original Power: 100,000
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Original Format: Classical, OTR and NPR programming |
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| 1981-Community Communications Inc | |
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WMFE-1980-Classical/Variety/NPR "FM 90 Plus" |
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WMFE History WMFE signed on July 24, 1980. The original format was a mix of public radio news/talk, jazz, classical music and Old Time Radio programs. Jazz was dropped in 1983. At the time, Orlando was the largest city in the United States with no full-time Public Radio service and only had a part-time affiliation with WFTU-FM 89.9 until 1978. |
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11-19-09 WMFE-FM 90.7 will morph into all news and information beginning Friday at 4PM. If you want your classical music, you'll have to purchase an HD Radio as it moves to 90.7-2. "Morning Edition" will now run from 6AM-10AM. "The Diane Rehm Show"; 10AM-Noon weekdays. "Fresh Air" Noon-1PM. "Here and Now" from 1PM-2PM. "Talk of the Nation" 2PM-3PM and a second part from 8PM-9PM. "The World" 3PM-4PM. "All Things Considered" from 4PM-6PM. "Marketplace" 6PM-6:30PM. "All Things Considered" 6:30PM-7PM. "On Point" from 9PM-11PM. |
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WMFE Purchasing WKSG 9-27-17 WMFE-FM 90.7 is in the process of buying WKSG-FM 89.5 from Daystar Public Radio Inc. The purchase will include the broadcast tower, the station’s antenna, and the Silver Springs 14.45 acres on which the tower stands. WKSG broadcasts originate from a studio in downtown Ocala. Eventually, the station will have new call letters and a new format. The sale price is $900,000. The FCC accepted the application for transfer of license on Sept. 25. |
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 Stephen McKenney Steck-1972-2006-CEO/1980-President//2007-President Emeritus-Community Communications Inc |
 Aldo Vivona-1980-2008-Engineering/Senior Vice President/Chief Financial Officer-Community Communications Inc Biography |
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 Dennis Moore-1980-1990-Host/Producer/Music Director-Community Communications Inc |
Marsha Taylor-1980-1986-News-Community Communications Inc |
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Michael VonderBrink-1986-2002-Classical afternoon host-Community Communications Inc |
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Logan Belle-1992-1996-Weekday evenings, Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings-Community Communications Inc |
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Dale Spear-1994-Vice President of Programming-Community Communications Inc |
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Steve Biddle-2009-Local host of "Morning Edition"-Community Communications Inc |
Nicole Creston (aka Nikki Pierce)-2010-Local host of NPR’s “All Things Considered”-Community Communications Inc |
 Tom Parkinson-2010-"Morning Edition" Local host/News Producer-Community Communications Inc |
 Bill Johnson-2010-Weekend Host-Community Communications Inc |
 Mark Simpson-2010-Assistant News Director/Host "Intersection"-Community Communications Inc |
 Brendan Byrne-2014-Space Reporter/Producer-Community Communications Inc |
 Abe Aboraya-2014-Health Reporter-Community Communications Inc
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 Talia Blake-2016-2017-Writing, reporting, editing, producing, and social media/2018-"Morning Edition" Host-Community Communications Inc |
 Jeanette Austin-News Director/Host of "Evening Edition" -Community Communications Inc In Memory |
 Marc Middleton, Wendy Chioji, Bill Shafer-2010-"Growing Bolder" |
 Paul Delaney-Director of Marketing-Community Communications Inc Biography |
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Peter Dominowski-Program Director-Community Communications Inc |
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Gavin Sutton-Community Communications Inc |
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Julia Stroud-Administrative Manager-Community Communications Inc |
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Lakshmi Singh-Community Communications Inc |
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Robert Peterson-Community Communications Inc |
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