Station Overview
WGAW is an AM/FM radio station operating at 1340 on the AM dial and 98.1 on the FM dial. The radio station has been in operation since 1946. WGAW History pdf Currently, the radio station programs a TALK format featuring highly acclaimed radio hosts having multi-million level national audience sizes along with quality local programming including News, Weather, Sports, Community Information, and local interactive TALK and Interviews.
WGAW covers North Central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire.
Station Coverage
WGAW’s broadcast signal and online site influences and services over 2 dozen communities with a combined total population of over 200,000 people and over 180,000 radio listeners. With a format currently appealing to nearly 15%, weekly audience easily exceeds 20,000 people. Even by those who like to argue about numbers, there is no dispute that WGAW’s reach is a huge multiple of any other local media source including local pr
Station Overview
WGAW is an AM/FM radio station operating at 1340 on the AM dial and 98.1 on the FM dial. The radio station has been in operation since 1946. WGAW History pdf Currently, the radio station programs a TALK format featuring highly acclaimed radio hosts having multi-million level national audience sizes along with quality local programming including News, Weather, Sports, Community Information, and local interactive TALK and Interviews.
WGAW covers North Central Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire.
Station Coverage
WGAW’s broadcast signal and online site influences and services over 2 dozen communities with a combined total population of over 200,000 people and over 180,000 radio listeners. With a format currently appealing to nearly 15%, weekly audience easily exceeds 20,000 people. Even by those who like to argue about numbers, there is no dispute that WGAW’s reach is a huge multiple of any other local media source including local pr
What is Hanukkah All About? We Ask Billings Student Rabbi
Looking at your calendar you may notice that Thursday (12/10) is Hanukkah. Like many Montanans, I knew very little about the Jewish holiday. In fact, I would bet that for most of us, our only exposure to Hanukkah is Adam Sandler s famous song.
Longtime residents of Billings may remember the awful hate-crime circumstances that escalated on December 2, 1993 when a brick was thrown through the bedroom window of 6 year old Jewish boy. The window was displaying a menorah, the 9 light (sometimes 7) candle holder that usually looks something like this.
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