Great American Green is marking a significant milestone in Atlanta, celebrating its 50th anniversary. The company's CEO, Darryl Dulong, recently appeared on ATL Live to discuss their efforts in supporting safety education for students. Further details about Great American Green's anniversary and their initiatives can be found through ATL Live, a program that features live and taped segments with various guests.
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