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Posted by: Rob | June 06, 2005 at 01:17 PM
Thanks for the comments on the Howell Jaycees Melon Festival..
Volunteers put together this festival every year, don’t’ knock the volunteers. Because of this event the Howell Jaycees are able to give back to the city of Howell. Give you and idea of where some of the money has gone; to build the Bennett Recreation Center, to build the Restrooms at the City Park, purchased the Jaws of Life for the City of Howell’s Fire Department and this year we are looking for ways to help the Livingston County Ambulance, obtain a off road rescue vehicle.
Just wanted you to know, why we do it.
Posted by: Necole | June 07, 2005 at 05:46 PM