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✓ Published: 23-Jun-2022
✓ Published: 23-Jun-2022
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McSherrystown Borough Council General MeetingnAgenda- July 13, 2022 6:30 PMnBorough Council:nDan ColgannWilliam SmithnJoyce MurrennGeorge StaubnJoseph VonSasnDonna SpanglernTim KlunknMayor & Staff:nKathleen Todt (Mayor)nJustin George (Solicitor)nConstablen1. Call to Ordern2. Pledge of Allegiancen3. Invocation for Divine Guidancen4. Attendance Roll calln5. Presentation of Career Appreciation plaque to Ken Reese on hisnretirementn6. Approval of June 22 meeting minutesn7. Announcementsna. Large
McSherrystown Borough Council General MeetingnAgenda- July 13, 2022 6:30 PMnBorough Council:nDan ColgannWilliam SmithnJoyce MurrennGeorge StaubnJoseph VonSasnDonna SpanglernTim KlunknMayor & Staff:nKathleen Todt (Mayor)nJustin George (Solicitor)nConstablen1. Call to Ordern2. Pledge of Allegiancen3. Invocation for Divine Guidancen4. Attendance Roll calln5. Presentation of Career Appreciation plaque to Ken Reese on hisnretirementn6. Approval of June 22 meeting minutesn7. Announcementsna. Large
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