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LISTEN: Art Jacobs reflects on a long career in Rochester

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By City of Rochester, NH

In this episode, Matt Wyatt talks to Art Jacobs from the Rochester Recreation Department. After more than 30 years, Art has officially announced that he is moving on to a new career opportunity in York, Maine. Tune in to hear him thank everyone in Rochester for their support and friendship over the years.

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