Rustwood Radio Station

The Rustwood Radio Station is one of Lower Duck Pond's oldest landmarks. It stands next to the river on the west end of town, adjacent to the abandoned mill.
The new radio station on the north end of town recently took up the classic Bluejay Radio name that had been used by Rustwood's deejays until its closure in the early 80's. 
Rupert Murnane worked here between the years 1979-1983. 
Rustwood broadcasts on 107.7 FM, 89.2 AM, and in the corners of brick and stone buildings constructed in 1919.
The current owner of the station is Ro Piscinam, who inherited the property from her parents.
The newly-renovated station will be re-opened on February 20th by Laila Vee, a local broadcaster. Her show is a weekly news review called "Have We Met?"
Fun Facts: Rustwood radio station traditionally broadcasts one hour of silence from 12:30 AM to 1:30 AM, a slot reserved for the late F. F. Harlington, who theatened a dark and terrible vengeance if the spot was ever taken by another deejay after his death.
The first broadcast ever heard from Rustwood was a 1920 children's show called "Listen Close".
Rustwood Station closed in 1984 after owner Fatimah Piscinam set a fire in the studio that destroyed most of the equipment and badly injured three employees. She was charged with arson and attempted manslaughter, but never jailed.
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