Maryland Public Television's 50th Anniversary

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with Larry D. Unger of Maryland Public Television

Posted

Jun 06, 2019

Elena Russo speaks with Larry D. Unger, President and CEO of Maryland Public Television, about their history and legacy, how it’s changed, their 50th anniversary, and some new things they have coming up.

Hosted by: Elena Russo Produced by: Beltway Newsmakers Team

#Maryland #Community #General Interest #Local

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