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Tobias Presents Local Music Collection to Library.

September 5, 2022

Tobias Presents Local Music Collection to Library.
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~999 songs from 100 artists spanning 50 years~

PHILIPSBURG:--- Philipsburg Jubilee Library now has a digital collection of local media contributed by Rolando Tobias to mark the milestone of celebrating 25 years in radio. The presentation was done during a brief ceremony at the Library on Friday, September 2nd. The collection consists of 999 songs from 100 local artists spanning 50 years of music.
Speaking at the ceremony, Tobias recounted how he started his radio career after being asked to give advice to two bank colleagues, Perry Wilson and Stanley Lint, who had been hosting a Friday evening interview program ...

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