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Heather Deluca Exits WSJO (SoJo 104.9) as Brand Manager


Heather Deluca
Heather Deluca

Heather Deluca exits Townsquare Media's WSJO-FM (SoJo 104.9) in Atlantic City as Brand Manager and midday host after fifteen years with the Hot AC outlet. She joined WSJO in 2009 as Assistant PD/MD and became PD in 2014, airing in both middays and afternoons. Deluca began her career at WLCE (Alice 104.5) in Philadelphia. She then spent time with Modern AC WKOE (106.3 The Shore) and aired in middays at CHR WAYV.

In a Facebook post, Deluca wrote, "The rumors are true. Sadly, after 15 years, my time on the air at SoJO 104.9 has ended. Although this departure was not my choice, I have nothing to be sorry for. I've gotten to meet everyone I've ever wanted to meet, go on adventures I never thought possible, and, most importantly, build relationship and friendships with listeners I will cherish forever. Having said that, I'm back on the market."

Townsquare Media Atlantic City Director of Content and Brand Manager and WPUR (Cat Country 107.3) morning host Joe Kelly assumes programming duties for WSJO.

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