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    February 26, 2013

    Streamlining Local Government Service Delivery in Lenawee County

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    Date: February 26
    Speaker: Eric Lupher
    Venue: Local Governmental Summit on Efficiency Creation and Cost Saving
    Topic: Streamlining Local Government Service Delivery in Lenawee County

    Streamlining Local Government Service Delivery in Lenawee County

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    Date: February 26
    Speaker: Eric Lupher
    Venue: Local Governmental Summit on Efficiency Creation and Cost Saving
    Topic: Streamlining Local Government Service Delivery in Lenawee County

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