WCIB

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WCIB
City of license Falmouth, Massachusetts
Broadcast area Cape Cod
Branding Cool 102
Slogan Cool Classics
Frequency 101.9 MHz
First air date August, 1970
Format Classic Hits
ERP 50,000 watts
HAAT 146 meters
Class B
Facility ID 2683
Callsign meaning Cape and Islands Broadcasting (original owners of station)
Owner Qantum Communications
Webcast Listen Live
Website cool102.com

WCIB (101.9 FM), known as "Cool 102", is a Classic Hits radio station licensed to Falmouth, Massachusetts. It is owned by Qantum Communications. Joe Rossetti is the morning show host. Matt Pitta provides news from sister station WXTK and WCOD's midday announcer Janet Birchfield make up Cool Mornings. Other DJ's include Qantum's Operations Manager or Cool 102 PD Steve McVie and Brad Martin. This station plays Classic Hits from the 60s through the 80s. Sister stations of WCIB are WCOD, WEII, and WXTK. WCIB also has a translator 100.7 W264BA. There is word that Joe Rossetti is leaving Cool 102.

[edit] History

The WCIB call letters stand for Cape and Islands Broadcasting, the original company that signed the station on in August 1970.

For several years, WCIB programmed a Top-40 format. But by late 1974, after losing the top-40 battle to WCOD, the station switched to an "Adult Gold" format

The station was later home to an Adult Contemporary format known as "Lite 102 WCIB", owned by Boston radio personality Larry Justice.

Legendary Radio personality Jim Connors was Vice President of Operations and AM Drive Host for WCIB.

The wildly popular local music show "The Cheap Seats" returned to the airwaves after several years on WKPE as of May 2009, and now resides at WCIB from 6-8pm every Sunday evening, hosted by original founder Cat.

W264BA 100.7 FM is Cool 102's new translator.

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