to parts of 495; to Warwick, Rhode Island; to Nashua, New Hampshire. Unfortunately, the WCUW community station programmers, known to play controversial music, were not well received and so in 1991 the rebroadcast agreement with Bay Path was not renewed and was officially disbanded. WCUW went back to its original 630 Watts and as more stations gained wattage, the community of listeners has decreased to solely the Worcester area. The station struggled over the next few decades and was forced to lay off staff, but still managed to buy its building and maintain operations with volunteer committees. WCUW celebrated its 40-year anniversary on October 19–20, 2014. According to executive director, Troy Tyree, WCUW currently hosts 70 programs in 12 different languages. See also List of community radio stations in the United States References External links About Clark University WCUW jazz festivals Clark University CUW Community radio stations in the United States CUW Radio stations established in 1973 1973 establishments in Massachusetts Community radio stations Mass media in Worcester, Massachusetts Local mass media in Massachusetts