Kentucky Educational Television Chief Shae Hopkins Dies at 69
Kentucky Educational Television announced that executive director and chief executive Shae Hopkins died October 29. She had planned to retire at year’s end.
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Kentucky Educational Television announced that executive director and chief executive Shae Hopkins died October 29. She had planned to retire at year’s end.
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Kentucky Educational Television announced that executive director and chief executive Shae Hopkins died October 29. She had planned to retire at year’s end.
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