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Big Boost from Bureau

Hali Bernstein Saylor/Boulder City Review

Bureau of Reclamation employees gathered 7,850 pounds of food during a 10-week campaign to help Emergency Aid of Boulder City. Terry Fulp, regional director for the Bureau, second from left, visits with Emergency Aid volunteers, from left, Chris Tyler; Tom Tyler, president of Emergency Aid; Robyn Radig, director; Don Taylor, pantry director; Paul Klouse, assistant pantry director; and Larry Nixt on Friday, Oct. 19, after the last donation was brought to the nonprofit organization.

By Hali Bernstein Saylor

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