@tildenscortland: Want to Win Free Mystery Mail? X101's Matt Brooks Stopped by to pick up a fresh batch as we've partnered up with X101 for their promotion Mystery Mail Monday! Each week you have a chance to win 8 free pieces of mystery mail. Just tune into X101 around 11:15 every week and guess what's inside the one package Matt opens on air. If you guess correctly, you win all 8 packages, with 7 of them still un-opened so you still get that thrill of finding out what's inside! It's been a lot of fun and we've seen anything and everything in these mail packages! 101.5 FM in the Cortland and surrounding areas! 11:15 AM Every Monday Morning Can't wait for Monday? Come stop by our Store Location now! 📍Riverside Plaza, 160 Clinton Ave, Cortland NY 13045 📞607-745-2551 . . . #MysteryMailMonday #Tildens #Cortland #SUNYCortland #CortlandNY #Discounts #Deals #Liquidation #CortlandNY #Homer #HomerNY #Binghamton #Syracuse #Ithaca #Cornell #SUNYBinghamton #IthacaCollege #SyracuseUniversity #Cuse #X101AlwaysClassic #WXHC #MysteryMail #Giveaway #Contest #Freebies #MailTime #SurprisePackages #LocalEvents #CommunityFun #ListeningParty #X101Radio #CortlandCommunity

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