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Cape Headlines: Dog CPR, Opiate Addiction, Funds Revoked for Affordable Housing

CAI | By Dan Tritle

Published April 2, 2013 at 9:11 AM EDT

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The advantages of learning CPR for your pet, health and law enforcement officials concerned about opiate addiction, and Yarmouth Town Meeting takes back funding for an affordable housing project. Cape Cod Times reporter Patrick Cassidy talks about these news stories with WCAI's Dan Tritle.

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Host and producer Dan Tritle has wanted to be on the radio since he was five years old. A washashore from the Pacific Northwest, he's been at the job since May 2000, shortly after the station went on the air.

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