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KIDO parts ways with morning host

Don Day | August 1, 2008

KIDO/580 AM parted ways with morning host Michelle Mahoney. Her last day was yesterday. Brian Holmes and Dave Burnett are holding down the fort for now.

Mahoney joined KIDO last August.

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One Response to “KIDO parts ways with morning host”

  1. Alaska Ray says:
    August 3, 2008 at 4:36 pm

    Kevin Murphy…Michelle Mahoney..Who’s next at peak!

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