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CHEERS! KUDOS! AMERICAN LEGION POST #241

January 17, 2014 Camille Garrison 0 min read

A huge “Cheers” to Waynedale American Legion Post 241 for their recent generous donation of $10,000 to the Community Harvest Food Bank! Additional KUDOS for thinking of our local churches by donating $1,000 to five churches in the Waynedale area!

Post 241 is Waynedale Proud!
Camille Garrison, Kingston Residence

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