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We’ve Got Your Six 10-15-24

Non-profit work is the theme of the day.  First, we hear from Ed Currier of Clearpath New England they do outreach to homeless and at-risk veterans getting them connected to a host of services. Next we visit with Gray Somers from Addiction Recovery Coaltion – NH. They house the regional veterans coalition: Stonger Together. November 10th marks the 18th Manchester Marathon and this year, the charity of choice is Swim With A Mission – training tips, running stories and how business supports community with John Mortimer from Milennium Running and Amanda Quinlen a regional running champion.

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