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Jessa Tantrum receives a certificate for basic refrigeration safety awareness

Jessa Tantrum receives a certificate for basic refrigeration safety awareness from mayor John Harwood during a town council meeting held Sept. 16.

Jessa Tantrum receives a certificate for basic refrigeration safety awareness from mayor John Harwood during a town council meeting held Sept. 16.

Jessa Tantrum receives a certificate for basic refrigeration safety awareness from mayor John Harwood during a town council meeting held Sept. 16.

 

 

 

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