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WVIA holds grand finale of Downton Abbey

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Names and Faces

<p>WVIA Public Media announces that Waste Management of Pennsylvania has donated $3,000 through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program to support WVIA&#8217;s educational services. At the presentation, from left, are: John Hambrose, community relations coordinator from Waste Management of Pennsylvania, and Ron Prislupski, WVIA&#8217;s vice president of corporate development.</p><style>
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Waste Management supports WVIA through EITC program