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Wayne County Connection: 2015 Guests

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Airing Beginning: Focus Guest Organization / Links
12/22/2015 Government Susan Issacs, Wayne Township Trustee
11/24/2015 History
and Lodging		 Rod Waltz, Executive Director
Thomas Hamm, Professor of History; Curator of the Friends Collection & Director of Special Collections
10/27/2015 Things to Do Bonnie Miller, Office Manager
Ryan Shaw, Stage One Director
9/22/2015 Discover Greg Hull, Associate Professor of Sculpture, Herron School of Art and Design
Shaun Dingwerth, Executive Director, Richmond Art Museum
8/25/2015 Communities Mary Lou Griffey, Chairman, Ft. City Planning Committee
Janice McGuire, President, Levi Coffin House Association
First aired 8/26/2014 and again on 7/28/2015 Sports & Recreation Denise Retz, Director, Wayne County Cardinal Greenway
Connie Reeve, Chair, BikeTOURberfest
Joe Hellrung, President, S.P.U.R.
6/23/2015 Sports & Recreation Alison Zajdel, Executive Director
5/26/2015 Arts & Culture Pam Bliss, Executive Director
4/28/2015 Sports & Recreation Steve Hayes, Jr., Executive Director
Stephanie McCurdy, Naturalist
3/24/2015
Part 2		 Museums Jim Harlan, Executive Director
2/24/2015
Part 1		 Museums Jim Harlan, Executive Director
1/27/2015 Education Dr. William Doering, Superintendent
Mark Childs, Principal
     

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