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Chamber of Commerce makes donation to Winchester News

February 13, 2024 . 9:44 AM

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Winchester News board members Joyce Wester, left, and Tara Hughes accept a donation to the newspaper from Winchester Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Dana Garmey. COURTESY PHOTO/WINCHESTER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

The Winchester Chamber of Commerce was pleased to extend a donation to Chamber member Winchester News.

The contribution serves as a testament to the Chamber’s appreciation for the pivotal role journalism plays in keeping citizens informed and connected.

The Chamber’s Board of Directors extends its gratitude to all the dedicated volunteers of Winchester News for their tireless efforts in transforming their vision into reality.

The Chamber was proud to make this donation and looks forward to a continued partnership with Winchester News.

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