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Girl Scout Troop Leader Maureen Yanik, LKF Marketing Vice President Sarah Morgan, Unifab CEO Rob Thayer, Girl Scout Troop 80452, Unifab President Matt Hill and St. Augustine Cathedral School Principal Andra Zommers at the unveiling of the signs (from left to right).
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