KINK
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KINK | |
City of license | Portland, Oregon |
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Broadcast area | Northwest Oregon and southwest Washington |
Slogan | "True to the music" |
Frequency | 101.9 (MHz) |
Format | Adult album alternative |
ERP | 95,000 watts |
Class | C |
Owner | CBS Radio |
Website | KINK FM 102 |
KINK is a commercial broadcast radio station serving the Portland, Oregon metro area. Its transmitter is located in Portland.
The station is a prior employer of screenwriter Mike Rich (Nativity Story, Finding Forrester), who worked there as a late-night disk jockey early in his career. [1]
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