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WRML-LP

MAYS LANDING NJ

LOW POWER FM

Channel 300 (107.9 MHz)
RDS PI Code: 82cf

ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
5100 BLACK HORSE PIKE
MAYS LANDING NJ 08330
6093436812
Facility ID: 193228
Licensed

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FRN: 0012866398

L2C BLL-20160328ABU

Granted

04/04/2016

CP BNPL-20131114AXV

Granted

01/14/2015

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

WRML-LP - 06/10/2015 (CDBS)
WRML-LP - 00/00/0000 (LMS)
Where this call sign has been:
02/15/1999 on 102.3 in PAGELAND SC - now WGSP-FM (CDBS)

PERIODS OF SILENCE

Dates		Reason	# Days
04/15/2024~		Technical

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BNPL-20131114AXV	Construction Permit	Granted 01/14/2015
	BLL-20160328ABU	License to Cover	Granted 04/04/2016
	Accecpted for Filing	2016-03-29 01:35:06
	Granted	2016-04-04 06:25:09
	0000179753	Renewal	Granted 05/23/2022
	0000244280	Silent STA	Granted 05/17/2024
	0000246265	Resume Operations	Granted 06/17/2024
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