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Make 12 Hours Radiothon – 2

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Make 12 Hours Radiothon – 2

Matt Gagnon continues NewsRadio WGAN’s Make 12 Hours Count for Veterans Forward Radiothon with U.S. Senator Angus King, who discusses the challenges facing Maine veterans, including rising living costs, access to benefits, and the transition to civilian life. King also addresses the Major Richard Starr Act and efforts to better connect veterans with available services.

The hour features generous donations from Howie Carr, Hannah Pingree, Todd Crawford, Senator King, and listeners across Maine, including gifts made in honor of veterans and their service.

Help support Veterans Forward, a program of Easterseals Maine.

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