WBFH FM 88.1 Bloomfield Hills 
Slogan/Positioner: The Biff, Where FM Begins
Format: Variety; High school station
Web site: www.wbfh.fm
E-mail: visit web site
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Power/Height/Class: 360 watts / 180 feet / A, directional
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Call Sign History: WBFH
Call Sign Origin: Bloomfield Hills
On Air Date: October 1, 1976
Owner: Bloomfield Hills Public Schools
Telephone: (248) 341-9234
Notes/History:
- Comprehensive station history and background from the WBFH web site
- 11/1999: First high school station in Michigan to broadcast live over Internet.
- 11/11/1995: WBFH becomes the first Michigan high school radio station to operate 365 days/year.
- 9/1992: "Somewhere In Time," an hour-long nostalgia program (Big Band, 1940s and 1950s music) hosted by former Bloomfield Hills School Board member C. Thomas Wilson, debuts. The daily show, whose title comes from the Christopher Reeve/Jane Seymour movie of the same name, will go on to be syndicated to 41 other radio stations across the United States.
- 8/1991: Power increase to 360 watts
- 10/1/1976: On-air at 88.1 with 10 watts; broadcast day is 6 hours long, from 3-9 pm.
Transmitter location:
Oakland County: Andover High School; Long Lake and Telegraph Rds (Bloomfield Twp)
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