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Going the distance: Self-Help International volunteers will travel to first Tour de Ghana

Summary by Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
On Oct. 23, a group of 15 Northeast Iowans will travel nearly 6,000 miles over about 16 hours to witness firsthand the fruits of their labor.

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Going the distance: Self-Help International volunteers will travel to first Tour de Ghana

On Oct. 23, a group of 15 Northeast Iowans will travel nearly 6,000 miles over about 16 hours to witness firsthand the fruits of their labor.

·Waterloo, United States
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Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier broke the news in Waterloo, United States on Saturday, July 5, 2025.
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