WJUB

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WJUB

City of license	Plymouth, Wisconsin
Broadcast area	Sheboygan County
Branding	1420AM, The Breeze
Frequency	1420 (kHz)
First air date	April, 1954
Format	Standards
Power	500 watts day 62 watts night
Callsign meaning	JUBilation Ministries (also for former Christian music format)
Former callsigns	WPLY (1960's-1991)
Owner	Jublilation Ministries, Inc.
Sister stations	WSTM-FM
Webcast	Listen Live
Website	www.1420thebreeze.com

WJUB is a radio station licensed to Plymouth, Wisconsin which has a standards format. WJUB previously aired a Christian format, and as WPLY, Adult Contemporary, Country Music and Top 40 formats. The station broadcasts at 1420 kHz, on the AM band. Owner Jubilation Ministries, Inc. also operates WSTM-FM (91.3), and was a former sister station of WXER (104.5) until 1997.

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v t e Radio stations in the Sheboygan / Manitowoc-Two Rivers market

By FM frequency	88.3 (t) 88.9 (t) 90.9 91.3/103.3 91.7 92.1 93.7 94.9 (t) 95.5 (t) 96.9 (t) 98.1 98.9 100.5/100.7 (t) 102.3 104.5/96.1 105.7 106.5 (t) - Translator station of out-of-market operation

By AM frequency	950 980 1240 1330 1420 1590

NOAA WX Radio	KEC60 162.400 KIG65 162.550 WWG87 162.500 WWG91 162.525

By callsign	WAPL WBFM WCLB WCUB WEMP WGBW WHBL WHBZ WISN WJUB WLKN WLTU WOMT WQTC WRRD WSHS WSTM/W277BR WTMJ WXER/W241AG WYVM

Translators of out-of-market operations	W205CM (CSN Int'l) W235AG (WVCY) W238BC (WEMY) W245AK (WPFF) W255AC (WNLI) W263BQ/W264BE/WYVM (WRVM)

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Coordinates: 43°44′33″N 87°56′21″W / 43.74250°N 87.93917°W / 43.74250; -87.93917

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