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2012-05-24 at 10:50

Thunder Bay United Way welcomes new board members

By tbnewswatch.com

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The Thunder Bay United Way has its board team in place for this year.

New members were added at the annual general meeting on Tuesday.

Keely Hartviksen, Mike Lepine, Shirley Rigato, Blair Smith and Susan Soldan, join the board.

The new board members follow the United Way’s successful Billboard Rescue fund-raiser, which took place a week ago.

The annual campaign kicks off in September.

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