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alternate case: kSNN

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a month's silence under new management, and changed its call letters to KSNN on February 26, 1962. The new managers, Tommy Thompson and Daniel C. Libeg

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station was sold to new owners and the station changed its call letters to KSNN and updated their format to satellite-delivered Adult Contemporary as "Kissin'

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starting on October 28, 1991. After one year, it flipped to classic country as KSNN "Sunny 95" at 12:11 p.m. on October 12, 1992. It then flipped to KEWS - "The

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9." The station is promptly flipped to a soft-leaning country format as KSNN "Sunny 95." October 26 – WAPW/Atlanta flips from CHR to Modern rock as "99X"

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owned by Townsquare Media KREC 98.1 2003–2006 Owned by Townsquare Media KSNN 106.1 2003–2006 KIYK 107.3, owned by Townsquare Media Seattle - Tacoma KNWX

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tenure. (Previously, from 1992 to 1996, the "Sunny" branding was once used on KSNN-FM (now KWRD-FM) as a Classic Country station.) Mornings were hosted by former