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Bill Fahey presenting at MTA’s UP Summit
Bill Fahey will present two workshops on Friday, August 6, 2010, at the MTA’s UP Summit in Harris (near Escanaba), a first-ever Michigan Townships Association event. Hear Mr. Fahey explain “Township Contracts” (before lunch) and bring your questions to his session on “Ask the Experts” (after lunch). For more information on this MTA event, or to register, please contact the MTA at (517) 321-6467 Ext. 251.
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