PRESS & MEDIA
Sayreville’s Rock Station, launched on June 16, 2017, shines a deserved spotlight on local artists worldwide. Interviews with musicians playing at venues like Starland Ballroom and The Stone Pony showcase their craft. In addition to promoting local talent, 929fmradio.com offers a rotating playlist spanning classic rock from the ’70s to the present. Run by Paul and Tara Cannon (The Duke and The Dutchess), the station is a vibrant hub connecting with the Sayreville community and welcoming all listeners with diverse programming. Tune in for informative content and a celebration of rock music culture.
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Katherine Massopust
Katherine Massopust is a lifelong resident of Perth Amboy, NJ. She is a fourth-generation resident (on her mother’s side) and her father’s side of the family has resided in Perth Amboy since the Civil War. Ms. Massopust earned a master’s degree in applied physics from Appalachian State University, Boone, NC in 1992 and a bachelor’s degree in physics and mathematics from Muhlenberg College, Allentown, PA. in 1989. Ms. Massopust is the author of Stories From Perth Amboy from The History Press and co-author with her husband, Paul W. Wang, of Then and Now: Perth Amboy from Arcadia Publishing. She is the founding President of Friends of Perth Amboy Free Public Library and is a trustee in the Kearny Cottage
Historical Association. Ms. Massopust performed multiple duties in The Amboy Guardian Newspaper (2011-2022) serving as Assistant Editor, Writer, Layout, and sometimes Photographer and Ad Designer for 12 years.
In July 2023, Katherine launched the Amboy Bayside News. A non-traditional journalist, Katherine brings a unique perspective to the paper.
Katherine enjoys swimming, softball, watching baseball (Avid NY Mets Fan), reading and writing.
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