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Fridays After Five-The Rest of the Season
Fridays After Five-The Rest of the Season
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Jonathan Drolshagen, General Manager of the Ting Pavilion, stopped by the Big Greasy Breakfast with Highway John & Tawne to announce the lineup for the second half of the season of Fridays After Five.

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