WRMO

WRMO

Infobox Radio station
name = 93.7 WRMO


city = Milbridge, Maine
area = Washington County, Maine
branding =
slogan =
airdate = 2007
frequency = 93.7
format = adult contemporary/Oldies
power =
erp = 130 watts
class = A
callsign_meaning = Randomly Assigned
former_callsigns = None
owner = Estate of Lyle Evans
webcast =
website =
affiliations =

WRMO is an American radio station licensed to Milbridge, Maine. The station has been on the air since early 2007 after a period of several months off the air due to the death of its owner in 2006. [http://www.fybush.com/NERW/2006/060320/nerw.html]

Currently the station's format is a mix of oldies, adult standards, and modern adult contemporary. The station has no airstaff and airs no commercials, broadcasting from studios in Steuben, Maine.

The station originally signed on in the Summer of 2005 as a Classic rock station, only to fall silent a few months later.

External links

*FMQ|WRMO
*FML|WRMO


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