Bob Gough

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Written By Travis Hoffman

We finish out season 3 with an interview with someone who has had a front row seat when it comes to Quincy media when we talk with none other than Bob Gough. From The Herald Whig to Muddy River News, Bob has seen all the ups and downs of the media world in town.

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