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Choose Rochester Podcast: Fire Department Chief Mark Klose talks retirement

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Check out the latest episode of the Choose Rochester Podcast! In this episode, Matt Wyatt talks to Rochester Fire Department Chief Mark Klose about his successful 30-year career, service to Rochester, and his upcoming retirement. Click here to listen.

The Choose Rochester Podcast is available on all major platforms including Apple, Google, Spotify, and more. Visit www.anchor.fm/chooserochesterpodcast to subscribe or listen to past episodes.

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