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Kiwanis looks to establish club in Greenville
After three days of meetings, tours and conversations centered across Greenville, Kiwanis leaders left with more than just notes — they left convinced the community is ready for a new service club. Kiwanis Michigan District leaders, including Gov. Cynthia Greening and District Membership Committee Chair Larry Memmer, visited Greenville in late March as part of an effort to expand the organization’s presence in communities without existing clubs.…
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Kiwanis looks to establish club in Greenville
After three days of meetings, tours and conversations centered across Greenville, Kiwanis leaders left with more than just notes — they left convinced the community is ready for a new service club. Kiwanis Michigan District leaders, including Gov. Cynthia Greening and District Membership Committee Chair Larry Memmer, visited Greenville in late March as part of an effort to expand the organization’s presence in communities without existing clubs.…
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