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Courtesy photo | Some of those who raised funds and those who benefited from No-Shave November posed at a City Council meeting last month. They were (from left) Councilman Flynn, Assistant City Manager Christensen, Deputy Mayor Turner, Mayor Sager, Economic Development Director Anderson, Explorer Collins, Explorer Cervantes, Sgt. Rapacz (who heads-up Explorer Post 765), Sgt. Branum, Deputy Chief Lanz, Explorer Harrel, Explorer Alvarez, Detective Sharp, and City Manager Stelford.

It got a little hairy toward the end, but Woodstock Police Department Explorer Post 765 was the beneficiary of a recent fundraiser. In support of this group, Police Deputy Chief […]

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