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National Guard treated to thank you dinner
On Monday, June 12, about 150 men and women from the National Guard were treated to a thank you appreciation dinner put on by SAL Commander Jim Maloney and Post Commander Jerry Smith at Post #330 along with help from the auxiliary unit and members of the Legion. 300 from the guard in all have volunteered countless hours on a daily basis to help those property owners with various flooding issues, or with anything else that was needed during the difficult days.
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