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RLACC 2017 Annual Report - Community Development Division

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Posted by: JustinFreeman on Tuesday, January 30, 2018
As seen in the February edition of the Chamber Voice, the 2017 Annual Report offers a summary of each Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce division's accomplishments in 2017. An extended version of each division will be profiled on the Voice of ...
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41st Annual Academic Awards Honors 987 High School Students

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Posted by: JustinFreeman on Wednesday, July 5, 2017
For 41 years, the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Education Committee has honored outstanding Rogers High School students during their annual Academic Awards Ceremonies. The program is intended to improve the level of preparation for high ...
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