Rotary Meeting Newsletter - 1.21
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This document summarizes information from the January 21, 2015 newsletter of the Rotary Club of Valdosta. It introduces their new intern, Ayannie Thomas, a senior studying speech communication at Valdosta State University. It also welcomes three new club members and provides the schedule of upcoming programs including a presentation by Ron and Tammy Borders on the local housing market and national predictions.
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