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WTSA (AM)

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Class
  
C

Former callsigns
  
WMMJ (1984-1986)

Frequency
  
1450 kHz

Format
  
Sports radio

Branding
  
ESPN 1450, The Ticket

Affiliation
  
ESPN Radio

Facility ID
  
67763

Affiliations
  
ESPN Radio

City of license
  
Brattleboro

Owner
  
Four Seasons Media, Inc_

Sister stations
  
WTSA-FM

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Power
  
1,000 watts (unlimited)

Callsign meaning
  
Tri-State Area (Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts)

WTSA (1450 AM, "The Ticket") is a radio station licensed to serve Brattleboro, Vermont. It first signed on in 1950. The station is an affiliate of ESPN Radio.

The station was assigned the WTSA call letters by the Federal Communications Commission on August 1, 1986. WTSA-AM 1450 was signed on April 19, 1950 by WKBR Radio of Manchester NH. The station was first in Brattleboro and was positioned to serve Vermont, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. WTSA was sold to the Puritan Radio Group, and later to McGavern/Guild. McGavern changed the middle of the road format to top 40 in the mid 1960's. WTSA was always the most popular station in the region, being a strongly personality directed format. In 1967 WTSA had a staggering Hooper Index listenership of 49.7 market share out of a 13 station measure. WTSA-FM came much later in 1975, and with ownership changes, the format on AM was moved to FM.

References

WTSA (AM) Wikipedia


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