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Barry Gabloff 3:00PM
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The “Make 12 Hours Count for Veterans” radio event, sponsored by Moody’s Collision Centers, Cunningham Security Systems, and Bill Dodge GMC, aims to raise funds for veterans in Maine. Hosted by Jeff Pierce and John Williams, the event features stories from veterans and encourages donations. Barry Gabloff, General Manager of Portland Media Group, emphasizes the importance of using their media platforms to support the community, highlighting the success of the Hot Rods and Heroes Car Show.

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