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Many things have changed since radio first came to lower Fairfield County. WMMM was once known for its fine entertainment, timely news and community service. Unfortunately WMMM 1260 AM Radio no longer exists in the form it was once known, but this web site is my personal attempt to capture some of the history behind Westport's original radio voice.My years spent as chief engineer of 1260 AM were probably some of the most exciting times for radio. Large broadcast groups were buying up all the available radio properties they could get their hands on. Community oriented local radio stations were slowly becoming a thing of the past as the mega groups focused strictly on the bottom line profits. Even when the station changed owners in 1987, WMMM was still playing an active role in the community.While community radio may never return to the dial, it's still interesting to read about the past. I hope you enjoy my tribute to WMMM's past and I welcome your comments. |
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| A note on the death of Robert "Red" Graham Jr. | |||
| A note on the death of Donald Jason Flamm | |||
| Sound and Picture Gallery | |||
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| Site Dedication | |||
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Site Designed and Created by Bill
DeFelice
former WMMM/WCFS chief engineer 1987 - 1990
Last updated January 24, 2010 Site Content (c) 1997-2010 Bill DeFelice Content (c) 1959-1997 Westport Broadcasting / Flamm Communications / Minuteman Broadcasting The contents of this site may not be reproduced in any mannar without the expressed written permission of the webmaster. |
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