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WEEKENDS ARE ALWAYS SPECIAL ON KOOL 98…AND THIS TIME AROUND, IT’S: A “TECHNICOLOR” WEEKEND!

THIS WEEKEND, KOOL 98 CELEBRATES THE BEGINNING OF FALL, BY RAKING UP THE ROCK AND ROLL. BE LISTENING EVERY HOUR, AS WE PLAY THE SONGS AND ARTISTS WITH COLORS IN THEIR TITLE!


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8 hours ago in National

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8 hours ago in Lifestyle

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13 hours ago in Entertainment

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16 hours ago in Sports

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16 hours ago in Sports, Trending

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