WWTR

The station signed on December 23, 1971, as WBRW, a middle of the road-formatted station owned by the Somerset Valley Broadcasting Corporation^[2] and licensed to Somerville, New Jersey.^[3] The station subsequently shifted to an adult contemporary format,^[2] and was later relicensed to Bridgewater. However, WBRW began to lose money during the 1980s, and in 1990 it was taken off-the-air.^[2]

The Bridgewater Broadcasting Corporation purchased the license in 1993,^[4] and brought WBRW back on the air in February 1997.^[2] Initially airing its own programming, in December 1997 the station became WSPW and began to simulcast One on One Sports programming from WJWR in Newark (now WSNR in Jersey City).^[2][5] The following year, the station was sold to New Jersey Broadcasters and in April 1999 became a simulcast of sister standards station WMTR, under the callsign WWTR.^[2] New Jersey Broadcasting was sold to Greater Media in 2001.^[6] WMTR and WWTR shifted to a classic oldies format, emphasizing pre-1964 music, in 2004.^[7]

WWTR was leased to EBC Music, Inc. on November 1, 2005, who moved their "EBC Radio" South Asian programming from WTTM.^[8] The station's call letters were then changed to WJJZ for a brief time in 2006 so that Greater Media could transfer that callsign to 97.5 FM in Burlington (now WPEN);^[9] after this was completed, 1170 returned to WWTR.^[10] In 2011 EBC Music ended their lease agreement and bought WWTR.^[11]

• Official website
• Facility details for Facility ID 6684 (WWTR) in the FCC Licensing and Management System
• WWTR in Nielsen Audio's AM station database