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Rewrote the entire article to conform to wiki standards, remove extraneous and non-NPOV information, and added a whole bunch of info. Don't know much history on the station, like previous formats and when it flipped...going to dig for info. --SamMichaels04:15, 10 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I was a part-time DJ for WCOJ, 1980-1986. There are a few other names I'd like to see besides Bill Gillan: Leo Valentino, Lori (Snyder) Martin, and Lisa Kearns. When I was there, WCOJ also simulcast the Phillies and Flyers for Philiadelphia's western suburbs, which it served.Kcroes (talk)13:06, 1 February 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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