WSKW
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| WSKW | |
| City of license | Skowhegan, Maine |
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| Branding | AM 1160 The Score |
| Slogan | Central Maine's Sports Station |
| First air date | 1956 |
| Frequency | 1160 (khz) |
| Format | sports |
| Power | 10,000 watts Day 730 watts Night |
| Callsign meaning | Skowhegan |
| Owner | Mountain Wireless |
WSKW AM 1160 "The Score" is a U.S. AM radio station licensed to Skowhegan, Maine and is affiliated with ESPN Radio.
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[edit] Programming
WSKW currently carries ESPN Radio. Little or no local programming is heard, mostly during the fall and winter months when high school sports are played.
[edit] History
WSKW went on the air March 17,1956 as WGHM AM 1150, changing call letters to WQMR in the late 1970's and then changing dial positions to AM 1160 in 1988, with 10,000 watts of power. At the time it was a country music formatted station, changing to sports talk in the mid 1990s. Currently it airs ESPN Radio, and local sports. It was also affilaited for a time with Sporting News Radio, then known as "One on One Sports". For a time in the late 1990's it was simulcasted on co-owned WHQO (now WFMX).
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