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From: [email protected] Sent: Friday, May 26,2006 6:43 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Toothprints My TV.

I just wanted to congratulate you on your presentation on the efforts in the cause to find missing children. I am the dentist who invented Toothprints and the scent tracking capabilities are truly amazing.

Is it possible to get a DVD of the report?

Thank you,

Dr. David Tesini

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Jordan’s Furniture, 450 Revolutionary Dr.. E. Taunton. MA, 02718

March 12,2007

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Heather Copelas/Jordan’s Furniture 508-828-4000 Ext. 4@%ralco,,,,, ”,

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COUNTRY 102.5 RADIOTHON AT JORDAN’S FURNITURE FOR ST. JUDE CHILDREN’S RESEARCH HOSPITAL! Over $740,000 raised at 2-day event

Country 102.5’s 2007 Country Cares for St. Jude Kids two-day radiothon at Jordan’s Furniture in Reading by country station Country 102.5 WKLB generated over $740,000 for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. St. Jude is a world leader in catastrophic

illness in children. St. Jude is unlike any other pediatric treatment and research facility anywhere. Discoveries made there are shared with hospitals worldwide and right here

in New England.

Last Thursday and Friday, March 8‘h and gth at the Reading, MA location of Jordan’s Furniture, Country 102.5 WKLB broadcast live from 6am to 7pm each day to raise

money for the hospital. Through emotional family stories and Country 102.5 personality pleas, Country 102.5 listeners and Jordan’s Furniture customers signed up

to become St. Jude “Partners In Hope,” donating $30 per month for a year. Additionally, country artists such as Danielle Peck, Dusty Drake and Kellie Pickler

performed live, attracting even more fans and donors to the store.

“We are so proud to host such a successful and worthy fundraiser,” says Jordan’s President and CEO Eliot Tatelman. “Raising this kind of money will help St. Jude to be

able to continue their unbelievable work. We are glad that we could be a part of it.”

”The Country 102.5 staff is extremely proud of the generosity of the country music audience in and around Boston,” says Country 102.5 Promotions Director Marie

Miscia. “To raise over $740,000 in 2007 and nearly 5 million dollars since inception is truly remarkable.”

For more information, please call Heather Copelas at Jordan’s Furniture or Marie Miscia at Country 102.5 WKLB.

Camp Harbor View, located on a1 22-acre plot of land on Long Island in Boston Harbor, was developed by and operates uncleir the auspices of The Camp Harbor View Foundation, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation established in March 2007. The foundation is governed by a board of directors comprised of Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino, Jack Connors, Jr. and Peter Welsh. The camp is supported entirely by private funding.

Camp Harbor View will host two sessions during the summer of 2007, which will last four weeks each, beginning on July 2nd, and July 30th. The camp will operate from 9am - 6pm. There will be 300 campers in each session, :serving a total of 600 children for the summer. The cost to the camper is only $5 per session.

The program will focus on four specific areas: Leadership Development, Environmental Education, Sports & Fitness and the Arts. In addition, there will be a number of program partners to enhance the experience for the campers, including: Project Adventure, Peace Games, Family Service of Greeter Boston, the New England Aquarium, Mass Audubon, Save the Harbor-Save the Bay, Thompson Island Outward Bound, City Kicks, New England Scores, Tenacity, Metro Lacrosse, Urbain lmprov and the Hip Hop Roundtable.

For more information, please c'onitact Heidi Raphael, Director of Corporate Communication, at 781 -348-861 2 or [email protected].

Greater Media Boston is a subsiidiiiry of Greater Media, Inc., the parent company of 20 AM and FM radio stations in the Boston, Detroit, New Jersey and Philadelphia markets. It also owns a modern printing plant and a group of weekly newspapers in central New Jersey as well as several telecommunications towers locateid throughout the United States.

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Guster, KT Tunstdl and Mat Kearney Head Line-Up for 14th Annual WBOS EarthFest on Saturday, May 26

More than 100,000 Expected to Attend Carbon-Neutral Festival At the Hatch Shell in Boston

Boston, MA, May 24,2007 - Boston-bred hand Guster will headline the 14'' Annual WBOS EarthFest in Boston on Saturday, May 26 at the Hatch Shell on the Esplanade in Boston. Joining Guster in the annual celebration of the Earth will be KT Tunstall, Mat Kearney, John Butler Trio, Vega4 and Grace Potter and the Noeturnals. The event will also feature a host of local artists on the Boston Music Stage including Mieka Pauley, Tim Bdane, Chad Perrone, Jake Brennan and Will Dailey.

Presented by Whole Foods Market and free to the public, WBOS EarthFest will showcase great music, environmentally friendly products, non-profit organizations and family-friendly activities. Produced in conjunction with the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, the event is expected to draw more than 100,000.

Kids' Planet, an expanded interactive family area, will feature a wide variety of musical acts and entertainment, including performances from Girl Authority, Stevesongs and theatrical sensation Frogz. Activities in Kids' Planet will begin at I O a.m.

WBOS is committed ensuring the went is euvironmentally-friendly. The station will purchase carbon credits to offset energy output and neutralize the effect of greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to global warming. In addition, comprehensive recycling programs will be implemented.

WBOS recommends festival goers take the MBTA to the Hatch Shell. For additional information on WBOS EarthFest please visit WWH earthfest corn.

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Ken West; Buzz Knight; Phil Redo; Amy Hull; WROR Air Talent; 14. WROR Sales

'Amanda small'; 'Lindsay Ordman'; '[email protected]'; 'Clare Densmore'

Great letter and pictures from some very special fans!

Enjoy! Jamie

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Jamie,

Sorry for not writing to you sooner, things halve been very busy here. Thank you so much for once again WROR being a part of what we are trying to do for our Troops overseas. The two young ladies that came were so awesome, we truly enjoyed having them there they really uplifted our spirits over the rainy weekend!!

We made sure to include some WROR items iin the boxes and attached are two photos send from Sgt. Chuck Beland from Marlboro, MA along with a copy of his note. A!gain, thank you so much for all of your wonderful support for what we are trying to do for our Troops, and we look forward to our October Drive and hopefully WRORs participation for the 6th time!!!!

Lisa Braccio

From Sgt. Beland:

Thank you very much for your thoughtfulness and kindness to me and my soldiers. The items did not last very long. To us you are our hero's, it is people like you that keep us going. We all miss our family and friends and it is things like this that brings a smile to our faces i?von in this place of turmoil. Here is a couple of pictures to send to WROR to those guys we love em. It will be my honor to have a drink with you ladies when I get home so make sure there is a cold miller waiting.

Take care and god bless I igt (Chuck) Beland 2 pictures attached

See whars free at AOL.com.

6/5/2007

PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Date: June 25,2007

Local & National Celebrities Join Together with Greater Media Stations to Participate in First Annual Radiothon

600 Kids ... Off the Streets of Boston and into the Sunshine of Camp Harbor View

The Camp Lasts 4 Weeks- The Lessons Last a Lifetime!

Boston, MA (June 25, 2007): Greater Media, Inc. announces Boston Mayor Tom Menino, Actors Brian Denehey and Jay Thomas, Comedian Steve Sweeney, Donna Summer, Boston Bruins Great Cam Neely and former "New Kids On The Block" star Joey Mclntyre will be among the many local and national celebrities participating in Greater Media Boston's first annual on-air radiothon to raise funds to benefit the newly constructed Camp Harbor View.

The day long on-air and on-line fundraising effort will take place on Thursday, June 28, 2007 from 6am - 7pm. It will be broadcast live on all five Greater Media Radio stations, (WTKK-FM, WKLB-FM, WROR-FM, WMJX-FM and WBOS-FM), located at 55 Morrissey Boulevard in Boston.

The project is an exciting new partnership between the City of Boston, Camp Harbor View Foundation, Inc., and Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston. The program's mission is to provide a safe, dynamic and challenging summer camp experience for Boston youth between the ages of 11- 14.

"Camp Harbor View is the result of great work by an extraordinary group of people who want to help a bunch of kids have a great summer," said Jack Connors. "Over the course of the next eight weeks, we hope to bring them joy, inspire them to dream, give them confidence - and perhaps even change a life or two."

Anyone who would like to donate will have the opportunity to make pledges via phone at 866- 325-GIVE (4483) and on-line at www.camDharborviewboston.com. In addition, listeners will have the opportunity to participate in a special on-line auction. Contributions may also be made to the Camp Harbor View Foundation, Inc., c/o the Connors Family Office, 200 Clarendon Street, 60th floor, Boston, MA 02116.

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June 24,2005

Lisa Bradford Channel 8 WMTW Congress Street Portland. ME

Dear Lisa:

Coldwell Banker Reside tial Birukerapl

RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE CARES

Cares and Youth Alternatives would like take this opportunity to “thank YOU” for your donition at this years golf tournament that was held on Tuesday at Purpoodock Club in Cape Elizabeth.

It was a rainy, blustery day but 120 golfers braved the weather and enjoyed a round of golf for a “great” cause. Because of your participation, we were able to raise over $10,000 to help Youth Alternatives continue their work with families in the State of Maine.

Coldwell Banker is proud of our association with Youth Alternatives and we appreciate your participation in raising money for such a worthy cause and allow them to cany on their mission of ‘>providing help and assistance . . . with a focus on providing shelter, particularly to children and, families”.

I hope that as we begin planning our tournament for 2006, we can count on your continued support.

Sincerely, /

Marianne Mosesso Broker Associate Co-Chair CBRB Golf Tournament

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Mr. Ludwig,

Thank you for your kind note. Reading your email was a nice way to start off my Monday morning We are always looking for new ways to better serve our viewers, and your positive feedback is appreciated.

Input from viewers like you is how we are going to continue "Building A Station Where The News Comes First."

Thank you for your thoughts, and thanks for watching News 8 WMTW.

George J. Matz News Director WMTW-TV P.O. Box 8.99 Danville Corner Rd. Auburn, ME 04210 office 207-514-1360 cell 207-233-1578 [email protected]

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MESSAGE : Having moved to Portland 12 years ago, the news on WMTW is finally watchable so I actually prefer it for certain time slots to your competition. Besides better newspeople, you finally have very good graphics, set color schemes and it is much more watchable then you have ever been. Congratulations! regards, Bob Ludwig Scarborough

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Thank you for your note. We appreciate your positive feedback on Doug Cook. You can tune in every morning from 5 a.m. - 7 a.m. Monday thru Friday and see Doug, Rachael Ruble and Matt Zidle giving you the very latest news and weather.


Thank you for your thoughts and for informing us of how we can better serve our viewers, and thanks for watching News 8 WMTW.

George J. Matz News Director WMTW-TU P.O. Box 8, 99 Danville Corner Rd. Auburn, ME 04210 office 207-514-1360 cell 207-233-1578 [email protected]

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Keep up t h e good work!

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July 5,2005

Pete Thibodeau President

Dave Butta vv IVITVV ABC 8 477 Congress Street, Suite M Portland, ME 04101

Dear Dave:

Thank you so much for your assistance in regard to Jobs for Maine’s Graduates’ National Science Foundation grant application. Your willingness to provide us with a letter of interest is very much appreciated.

Here at JMG, we are very excited about the prospect of producing a regional science program and to have it air in Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont. We should h o w if JMG will be awarded the NSF grant in September. We will be sure to let you h o w the outcome of our application. Whether we receive the grant or not, we certainly appreciate the efforts of WMTW on our behalf.

By the way, I think Channel 8 is looking mighty impressive these days. Great coverage of the BRAC commission and other breaking news. Keep up the good work!

Enjoy the summer!

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Maureen Duggan Director of 6&elopment Jobs for Maine’s Graduates 337 Maine Avenue Farmingdale, ME 04344 (207) 582-0924 mdugganO.img.ory

Jobs for Maine’s Graduates, Inc.

http:llwww.jmg.org 337 Maine Avenue - Farmingdale, ME 04344 * Telephone: 207-582-0924 Fax: 207-582-0938

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Tom,

Thank you for your kind note. It was a real pleasure to talk with you and all the volunteers last weekend. The spirit of the volunteers was both refreshing and contagious. It was an honor to help make the volunteers experience more pleasant.

We value the opinions of all our viewers and I would appreciate any thoughts you might have on how we can better serve your needs in the future. The input of all our viewers will help us continue to build a better television station.

Once again, thank you for your note

Sincerely,

David J. Butta Creative Services Director WMTW-TV

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David,

A quick note of thanks for what Channel1 8 did for us last weekend at the Clam Festival. I really enjoyed talking with all of you on Sunday morning. As I promised I watched channel 8 news this week both morning and evening instead of the "other guys", I found it to be a refreshing change. Keep up the good work! Consider me a new viewer!

Thanks and I look forward to seeing you again sometime,

Regards,

Tom Renehan

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David Butta Creative Services Director WMTW-TV 47 Congress Street Portland, Maine 04101

Dear David,

I am sorry that I di- .lot get to say goodbye to you t0L-y. - wish to thank you for the opportunity to assist your cause in being a supportive team member to all those volunteers w o r h g the Clam Festival.

It is my opinion that we were both successful in our endeavor to connect with many different people at the Festival and promote our business.

I was very impressed hy the many different staff fiom Channel 8 who took the time to meet and great the many volunteers and general folk on a purely social level. The warmth and caring and the interest shown to each person was a pleasure to witness.

I believe I will take the opportunity to watch your news program in the future and see what I have been missing.

I hope you will keep me in mind if you decide to participate in the Clam Festival in the future. I would be happy to participate again.

Wishing you much success in all you do at WMTW-TV.

Yours,

Noreen Boze President Boze Associates

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Good Morning Jan,

Thank you for your kind note. The "Alive at Five" concert series is an important element in keeping downtown Portland a vibrant and fun destination and we are happy to support it.

Ken

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Ken, just a note to say how much WE! appreciate Jeff and Tory's appearances at our "Alive at Five" concert series. Their presence is a wonderful kick-off each Thursday night. It's terrific to have a media sponsor close enough to the event to participate. Each concert reaches a different demographic with last week's and this week's appealing to the 35-55 age group although I have been surprised at the wide variety of age groups that attend the concerts (free music is always a draw I've determined). Thanks again for the station's support. Jan

Janis M. Beitzer Executive Director 207.772.6828 portlandmaine.com

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Marge,

Thank you for your kind note.

We are proud to be able to make the volunteer's experience at the Clam Festival a more pleasant one.

Thank you for your work with the Royal River Chorus of Sweet Adelines, and thank you for watching WMTW.

Sincerely,

David Butta Creative Services Director WMTW-TV

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Hi David,

As I promised I am writing to thank you and WMTW for the special treatment that was made available to the volunteers at the booths for the Clam Festival. I have been involved for 20 years and we have never anything quite so special.

On behalf of myself and Royal River Chorus of Sweet Adelines our thanks

In Harmony

Marge Burton

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Thank you for your question

We are always looking for new ways to better serve our viewers, and our First Warning Weather team (Tom Chisholm, Matt Zidle, and Gray Stabley) are always looking at which areas to cover in our weather mapping and forecasting. We obviously try to deal with as many areas as possible. I can assure you that we will revisit the issue of how much time we are currently spending on the mid-state area.

On the subject of weather-I encourage you to tune in to News 8 WMTW on Tuesday night at 8 p.m. for "New England's Most Extreme Weather-Summer Edition". This program is hosted by Chief Meteorologist Tom Chisholm and the entire First Warning Weather team. The program features stories on hurricanes, lightning, summer storms, and smallkraft safety in New England's summer weather.

Input from viewers like you is how wt? are going to continue "Building A Station Where The News Comes First."

Thank you for your question, and thanks for watching WMTW

George J. Matz News Director WMTW-TV P.O. Box 8,99 Danville Corner Rd. Auburn, ME 04210 office 207-514-1360 cell 207-233-1578 [email protected]

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MESSAGE : I wish when you do the weather

that you would include a forcast for the mid-state too. I live in Livermore area and Portland weather is not always what we have here. Rain was predicted for today and we have beautiful sunshine. WMTW is our station of choice, keep up the good work.

Love your new format, but have one comment.


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Thank you for your kind comments!


Thank you for your thoughts, and thanks for watching WMTW.

George J. Matr News Director WMTW-TV P.O. Box 8,99 Danville Corner Rd Auburn, ME 04210 office 207-514-1360 cell 207-233-1 578 [email protected]

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MESSAGE: J u s t w a n t e d you t o know t h a t I watch the 6 - 6 : 3 0 news e v e r y even ing . I r e a l l y

l i k e Tory Ryden and J e f f Peterson, and e s p e c i a l l y l i k e Tom Chisholm. Thanks f o r making Channel 8 a v e r y p r o f e s s i o n a l l o c a l s t a t i o n ! Sue Speers, Kennebunk

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July 8, 2005

Mr. Kenneth W. Bauder President - General Manager ABC 8 WMTW 99 Danville Corner Road P.O. Box 8 Auburn, ME 0421 1-0008

Dear Ken.

Boys and Girls Club of AuburnlLewiston gratefully acknowledges your generous donation dated May 31, 2005 in the amount of $300.00 representing full payment of your pledge to this year's Steak & Burger dinner.

The Steak & Burger dinner provides an opportunity for Club members to enjoy a healthy on-site meal, and to interact with caring and supportive adults. Creating opportunities to succeed is what the Boys & Girls Club does best. Last year, more than 400 area children, many of whom come from disadvantaged circumstances, participated in a variety of activities at the Club, including the Steak & Burger Dinner. Proceeds from this event are used to support our operating budget so that we may continue to offer quality programs to our members, which provides them with the ability to raise their aspirations and realize their full potential as informed, responsible and caring citizens.

On behalf of the board, the event committee, and all the Club members, thank you for helping to make the evening a great success.

Sincerely,

i !Jim Costello. Jr. Event Chair

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Club Address * 43 Second S1. P.0. Box 3372, Auburn, ME 04212 - TelIFax 207-795-6713 info@ bgcrnaine.org Administrative Onices - 277 Cumberland Ave. P.O. Box 7830. Portland. ME 04112 - Tel 207-874-1069 - Fax 207-874-1074 - www.bgCmaine.org

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Mark,

Thank you for note regarding our website. One of our goals in designing our homepage is to make it as user friendly as possible and to also integrate as much video as possible..

We are very proud of the results and feedback we are receiving


Thank you for your thoughts and for informing us of how we can better serve our viewers and thanks for watching WMTW.

Sincerely,

David J. Butta Creative Services Director WMTW TV

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MESSAGE : Hi.

I just thought i'd say how much i appreciate the video clips you put on your site.

I was traveling the NE US for a month with my wife and spent lodays living with our Maine friends at the end of the trip.

We heard about your Rtl series [as we had traveled down it for most of the way1 and its been nice to follow the bits you've shown on the site.

The other videos and news you show are good too

We love your State very much and will be back either later this year or certainly Spring 06.

Thanks for keeping us in touch with Maine

Kind regards

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MAILING ADDRESS BOX 3647 (04104)

June 29,2005

Mr. Ken Bauder General Manager WMTW 477 Congress Street Portland, Maine 04101

Dear Ken:

It was a pleasure meeting you the other day. As the new kid on the block, I am looking forward to furthering the wonderful relationship your station and The Salvation Army has enjoyed.

As you know, The Giving Tree has had great success over the years and any expansion or enhancement of the program simply translates into more children receiving a gift for Christmas. Your support has enabled The Salvation Army to reach out to thousands of needy youngsters each year.

I'm sorry you won't be able to come to our Open House at Camp Sebago on the 1 lth. Hopefully, Dave will be able to attend. However, any time you would like to visit this jewel I will be happy to set that up.

All the best,

Craig H. Evans, APR Development Director

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Dan,

Thank you for note regarding our new website. One of our goals in designing our hornepage is to make it as user friendly as possible.

We are very proud of the results and feedback we are receiving


Thank you for your thoughts and for informing us of how we can better serve our viewers and thanks for watching WMTW.

Sincerely,

David J. Butta Creative Services Director WMTW TV

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MESSAGE : Great website. Your site is much better than chan 6 & 13. Up to the minute

news with pictures and video. User friendly. I don't like the pop up ad that comes up when logging on. WMTW is my Maine source for news and weather. Thanks Dan


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Thank you for your note. We are always looking for new ways to better serve our viewers, and your suggestion regarding our weather maps is a good one. We are in the process of reviewing the towns that appear on our maps, so I can assure you that we will include Farmington in that discussion.


Thank you for your thoughts and for informing us of how we can better serve our viewers, and thanks for watching WMTW.

George J. Matz News Director WMTW-TV P.O. Box 8, 99 Danville Corner Rd Auburn, ME 04210 office 207-514-1360 cell 207-233-1578 [email protected]

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a t o w n c l o s e r t o where I live. Would you put Farmington on your weather maps m o r e o f t e n p l e a s e ?

S i n c e r e l y ,

D iana G r a y , Jay ME

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I think you have t h e b e s t wea the r f o recas ts around. B u t , I would l i k e t o see

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