Todd Faber
Feb 4, 20251h 20mEp. 2S2
Todd Faber of William Raveis joins Rachael to chat about real estate and life in Sudbury!
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Hosted by Sudbury Historical Society · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 15 episodes
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Engaging conversations with members of Sudbury MA's community. Conversations are between friends, family, and new acquaintances all sharing about their time in Sudbury. We will feature a wide variety of participants, who have interesting and meaningful stories to share about life in the town we all love. A lifelong resident will reflect on how the town has changed, and an LS senior will share their feelings about leaving their hometown for College next year. Former residents will reflect on why they still hold Sudbury close in their memory. Funding to this podcast generously made by the Sudbury Cultural Council
Sudbury Historical Society hosts Voices of Sudbury, a society show with 15 episodes published.
Todd Faber of William Raveis joins Rachael to chat about real estate and life in Sudbury!
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Sarah Morris
Licensed Mental Health Counselor · National Centre for Social Research
1 appearance on this show
Richard Smith
firearm academy owner and expert witness · Archdiocese of Vancouver
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Rakich
Atun-Shei Films
1 appearance on this show
Katina Fontes
Athina Education
1 appearance on this show
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