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KRLX Kolleagues at Kow

Griff Wigley posted on Oct 30 2006 at 19:27

After the Laura Baker auction on Saturday, my wife Robbie and I headed to the Contented Cow and there we discovered a couple of my Locally Grown colleagues. Co-host Ross Currier and his group, The Blue Moon String Band (band-members Jerry Johnson, Wendy Nordquist, and newcomer ??) were on stage, and Locally Grown producer/KRLX staffer Mathias Bell was in the audience with Clare Kazanski and her mother Madelyn Leopold, visiting from Madison, WI. Click photos to enlarge.

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