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WNTI (91.9 FM) is a non-commercial radio station owned and operated by Centenary College in Hackettstown, New Jersey. The station first went on the air on December 5, 1957.[citation needed] HistoryWNTI signed on in December 1957[citation needed] broadcasting programs produced by the Centenary students as well as the Centenary Singers. Over the years, it has evolved from broadcasting a few hours per day during the school year to being on the air 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. WNTI commemorated its 40th anniversary in December 1997 with a CD release entitled "A Celebration of WNTI." The CD featured many musicians who over the years appeared on the station with in-studio performances and played at station fund raisers. The station evolved over the years, as Centenary College moved from being an all-women's college to coed in the late 1980s. CurrentWNTI primarily features an Adult Album Alternative format with the slogan "Where Great Music Lives" and "Public Radio from Centenary College". The station also broadcasts some jazz, world, bluegrass, blues and other music programs on nights and weekends. Most of the programming is locally originated, but the station also carries national programs including World Cafe, Little Steven's Underground Garage and Acoustic Cafe. The station also broadcasts news and some talk programming from NPR and coverage of Centenary College sports.
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