WOYL was an American radio station, licensed to the community of Oil City, Pennsylvania. WOYL operated at the assigned frequency of 1340 kHz and a full-time...
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WDNR WFBM-LP WFTE WGEV WHYU-LP WHZN WISL WJMW WKVR-FM WKZV WLOG WNAP WNCC WOYL WPAM WPLY WQLE WQDD-LP WQZS WRDD WSAJ WTAC WTGC WVSL WWSM WYBF WZSK WZUM...
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WKST, WMGW, WRQI, WRQW, WTIV, WXMJ, WYLE History Former call signs WGYI: WOYL-FM (1999–2000) Call sign meaning FrogGY Technical information Licensing authority...
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stations (until December 2009, WOYL in Oil City had also been a part of this network, in effect making it a quadcast; WOYL permanently ceased operations...
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was WMGW (until December 2009, WOYL in Oil City had also been a part of this network, in effect making it a quadcast; WOYL permanently ceased operations...
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One. (Prior to December 2009, WOYL in Oil City had also been a part of this network, in effect making it a quadcast. WOYL permanently ceased operations...
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signs off the air after 10 years due to severe tower disrepair. August 23: WOYL/Oil City, Pennsylvania, is discovered to have ceased operations some time...
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husband-father. Petulla started his career in media as a disc jockey at WOYL in Oil City, Pennsylvania while still in high school. After graduating from...
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would be one of a very few broadcasters to remain at 100 watts. In 1946, WOYL in Oil City, Pennsylvania began operating, using same frequency as WSAJ and...
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