City shows appreciation for Salvation Army

City shows appreciation for Salvation Army

Mayor Kerry Cook presents Salvation Army Captain Claudine Kadonaga and intake worker Angela Shephard with a letter of appreciation

  • May. 23, 2012 4:00 p.m.
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Mayor Kerry Cook (middle) presents Salvation Army Captain Claudine Kadonaga (left) and intake worker Angela Shephard with a letter of appreciation from the city at Tuesday evening’s regular council meeting.

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