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YOUR TURN 5/22/19

Posted on May 22, 2019 by Joe Salzone

In today’s edition of “Your Turn,” Nateal is joined by director of marketing for GlassFest Barb Whitman to talk all about the 10th annual festival in Corning’s Gaffer District.

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