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Veterans Forward Radiothon 8:30AM
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The WGAN Morning News discussed the Veterans Forward radiothon and speaks with Lori Spaulding, Director of the Military Affiliated Student Hub at USM, detailed their support for 360 veterans, active Guard reservists, and their dependents, emphasizing the hub’s role in providing resources and case management. Brian Cummings shared stories of Veterans Forward’s impact, such as helping a veteran with a $50 death certificate fee and providing emergency housing. The radiothon aims to address immediate needs and ensure long-term stability for veterans.

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