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NBS helps during Panhandle Aids Support Organization annual show

Alex Montoya • November 15, 2011
Brandon Newburg recording the show. Photo by Alex Montoya.
Brandon Newburg recording the show. Photo by Alex Montoya.

Members of the National Broadcasting Society volunteered at PASO (Panhandle Aids Support Organization)’s Turnabout charity event. Check out our photos of it here!

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