Monroe County Executive Adam Bello came to the 13WHAM studios Tuesday, presenting Don Alhart with a special gift two days ahead of his retirement.
Monroe County Executive Adam Bello presented Don Alhart with a key to the county two days ahead of his retirement. Henrietta, N.Y. —
Bello gave Don a key to Monroe County as he gets ready to wrap up his record-breaking 58-year career at Channel 13. "You've been with this community for 58 years in good times to celebrate with us. You've been here in hard times to mourn with us, and you had been there in troubling times to offer that steady hand," Bello said.
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