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KLVB 2012 Executive Director’s Report —Aaron Strickland @ LCC 2012-09-10





Here is the

Keep Lowndes-Valdosta Beautiful
(KLVB)

2012 Executive Director’s Report,

provided to LAKE by KLVB Executive Director Aaron Strickland.

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This is the report he discussed at the

10 September 2012 Lowndes County Commission Work Session.

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