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LISTEN: Rochester historian Patrick Connelly invites the community to a presentation on 5/16

In this episode, Rochester historian Patrick Connelly returns to discuss his research and to promote an upcoming presentation on Friday, May 16, at 6:00 p.m. at the James W. Foley Memorial Community Center. The public is encouraged to attend. Visit ⁠www.rnhcc.com⁠ to learn more. Click...
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LISTEN: Frisbie CEO Tom Bowden Reflects on 100 Days, Shares Vision for Hospital’s Future

In this episode, Matt talks to Frisbie Memorial Hospital CEO Tom Bowden as he approaches his first 100 days on the job. They reflect on the past five years since HCA Healthcare acquired Frisbie, highlighting key milestones and successes. Tom shares his vision for...

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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to Jody Walker, Technical Services Librarian

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk to Jody Walker, Technical Services Librarian, about...
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LISTEN: The Compassion Closet provides Spaulding students in need with clothing and more

In this episode, Matt talks to three Spaulding High School Seniors who started the...
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LISTEN: NH Fiddle Ensemble to play Rochester Opera House on 5/3

In this episode, Matt talks to Ellen Carlson from the New Hampshire Fiddle Ensemble...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk Resolutions and Romances

In this episode, Marie and Katherine update listeners on their New Year's resolutions. They...
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LISTEN: Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin from the Rochester Historical Society

In this episode, Matt talks to Bob and Lisa Griffin, members of the Rochester...
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LISTEN: Frisbie’s Dr. Ken Maynard talks neurosurgery and other medical advancements

In this episode, Matt talks to Dr. Ken Maynard from Frisbie Memorial Hospital about...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine talk to Teen Librarian Amy Lemelin

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk to Amy Lemelin about the Teen Room...
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LISTEN: Economic Development Director gives an update on Downtown Development

In this episode, Matt talks to Michael Scala, Economic Development Director for the City...
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LISTEN: Rec and Arena Director shares updates on current and future programming

In this episode, Matt talks to Director of Recreation Lauren Krans about the Lilac...
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LISTEN: All about the Partial Hospitalization Program at Frisbie Memorial Hospital

In this episode, Matt talks to licensed social worker and clinical coordinator Ramsey Dean...
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LISTEN: Celebrate the New Year with Marie and Katherine

Happy New Year! In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about the new year,...
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LISTEN: Marie and Katherine usher in the Holiday Season

In this episode, Marie and Katherine talk about their favorite Christmas movies, whether or...
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