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Seen on Scene: At the Boulder Dam Credit Union’s Annual Meeting

Photos by Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review

Chatting before dinner atthe credit union’s annual meeting and dinner March 9 at Boulder Creek Golf Club’s pavilion were, from left, lisa Kostiszak, Maria Delangis and Barbara Dempsey.

Roger Hall and Barb Agostini visit before the start of Boulder Dam Credit Union’s 82nd annual meeting and dinner March 9 in the pavilion at Boulder Creek Golf Club.

Darlene Medina, from left, Monee Hays and Troy Harvey were among those attending Boulder Dam Credit Union’s 82nd annual meeting and dinner.

Among those attending Boulder Dam Credit Union’s annual meeting at the Boulder Creek Golf Club pavilion were, from left, Roy Moore, Fred Eltrich, Johanna Eltrich, Helen Moore, Virginia Starr and Ron Starr.

By Hali Bernstein Saylor

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