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Hermene Hartman keeps flowing with “N’digo Studio” | The Crusader Newspaper Group

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Talk show’s sophomore season premieres locally starting Oct. 3 Media personality and publisher Hermene Hartman has done it again with her newest venture, “N’DIGO STUDIO.” Hartman is best known as founder and publisher of Chicago’s N’DIGO Magapaper, launched in 1989. That publication survived the ravaging of print media in the digital age by deftly moving […]

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