WJUX
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WJUX-FM 103.1 was known as “Jukebox Radio” in Dumont, NJ. It played adult contemporary standards, Oldies and then switched back to Adult Standards.
Chuck Leonard, Max Kinkel, Lee Arnold, Bobby Ryan, Nick Straka, Mike Eagan and Bill Owen were among its many talented deejays.
WRRH changed its call letters to WJUX, and began programming it with oldies as "Jukebox Radio."
Since the FCC allows noncommercial stations to own their own translators, they were able to operate WJUX (88.7) and W276AQ from studios in Dumont, N.J.
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