WMNR Fine Arts Radio, Monroe, Connecticut Exhibit (1971-Present) Models on Display:Marantz PMD200 and today it remains a

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WMNR Fine Arts Radio, Monroe, Connecticut Exhibit (1971-Present) Models on Display:Marantz PMD200 and today it remains aWMNR Fine Arts Radio History WMNR Fine Arts Radio was founded in 1971 by my grandparents, John Jr. & Carol Babina. That year, the Monor Connecticut Board of Education agreed to hold the FCC license for WMNR and provided the facilities for the station at Masuk High School. The equipment for the station was paid for with donations from individuals and businesses in Monroe, and the station quickly turned into a community project. The station began