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    December 13, 2011No Comments
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    Sedona, AZ (December 13, 2011) – Just a reminder to attend the KSB Annual Meeting this Wednesday, December 14, beginning at 5:30 pm.

    As in the past, we will first hold our annual meeting, a time to elect officers and trustees and to review the year, followed by a social hour and potluck graciously prepared by members of our board of trustees.

    El Rincon Mexican Restaurante will provide appetizers and Pete Zins will add music to the festivities with soft background acoustic guitar.

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    All members are encouraged to attend and to vote for officers and trustees and to learn about what’s ahead for KSB in 2012, our 40th anniversary!

    Happy Holidays to you and yours from the Board of Trustees and Staff of Keep Sedona Beautiful.

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