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Job well done - Clarendon Live

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Job well doneMemphis City Secretary Cindy Woodard retired Monday after 20 years of service. Shown here are Mayor Joe Davis, Woodard, City Administrator Jack Owens, and new City Secretary Amalia Gaxiola.Enterprise PhotoThe post Job well done first appeared on Clarendon Live.
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Job well done - Clarendon Live

Job well doneMemphis City Secretary Cindy Woodard retired Monday after 20 years of service. Shown here are Mayor Joe Davis, Woodard, City Administrator Jack Owens, and new City Secretary Amalia Gaxiola.Enterprise PhotoThe post Job well done first appeared on Clarendon Live.

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