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APPLETON DOWNTOWN INC. 2019 MATCHING MARKETING GRANT MEDIA PARTNERS These media partners have expressed an interest in the program and may have a special offer. Ask them for details. For AllOver Media, contact Kris Bolstad at 920-735-0197 or [email protected]. For Appleton Monthly, contact Jon Croce at 920-707-0013 or [email protected]. For The Avenue 91.1, contact Mary Rudzinski at 920-271-2700 ext. 407 or 920-471-7190 or [email protected]. For Cumulus Radio WVBO / WOSH / WNAM / WWWX / WPKR, contact Elly Heuring at 920-470-2751 or [email protected] For edibleDOOR Magazine, contact Gina Ward at 920-746-9603 or [email protected]. For Fox Cities Convention & Visitors Bureau, contact Mary Rhode at [email protected]. For Fox Cities Magazine, contact Ruth Ann Heeter at 920-733-7788 or [email protected]. Cheryl Kaczmarek at [email protected] For Insight Publications, contact Wendy Gilbert at 920-560-3785 or [email protected]. For Lamar Advertising, contact John D. Hurd at 920-265-6688 or [email protected]. For Nature’s Pathways, contact Ken Grams at 920-209-6900 or [email protected]. For NBC 26, contact Sheryl Leitner at 920-418-5113 or [email protected] For New North B2B, contact Sean Fitzgerald at 920-237-0254 or [email protected]. For The Post-Crescent, contact Chris Bollin at 920-993-7159 or [email protected]. For Radio Results Network, contact Derek McCarty at 920-241-4899 or [email protected] For Spectrum, contact Catherine Flottmeyer at 920-364-9831 or [email protected] For Val-Pak, contact Cliff Halley at 920-716-8010 or [email protected]. For WAPL or RAZOR 94.7, contact Jim Reinl at 920-831-5634 or [email protected]. For WBAY-TV2, contact Jodi Rust at 920-438-3312 or [email protected] For AM 1150 WHBY or AM 1570 WSCO "The Score", contact Aaron Schuelke at 831-5622 or [email protected]. For Wisconsin Public Radio, contact Chris Dearing at 920-277-2662 or [email protected]. For Wisconsin Public Television, contact Dawn Nowakowski at 920-419-1599 or [email protected]. For 92.9 &95.9 KISS FM or KZ 104.3, contact Jennifer Valeri at 920-831-5680 or [email protected]. For WFRV-TV/CBS 5, contact Jim Sawlsville at 920-428-5340 or [email protected]. For WLUK FOX 11, contact Mark Fischer at [email protected]. For Women Magazine, contact Patti Hanke at 920-509-0269 or [email protected] or Leslie Asare at 920-205-6407 or [email protected]. For WIXX, contact Jason Kenney at 920-213-5039 or [email protected]. .

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