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On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Fountain Hills Sister Cities organization hosted a social for local high school students and parents who will be participating this year in student exchanges with Poland and Germany. The site was provided by the Presbyterian Church, and Phil’s Filling Station catered some great pizza pies.

Everyone had a pleasant evening, and we thank the church and Phil for their participation in the event.

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Ed Kehe

On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Fountain Hills Sister Cities organization hosted a social for local high school students and parents who will be participating this year in student exchanges with Poland and Germany. The site was provided by the Presbyterian Church, and Phil’s Filling Station catered some great pizza pies.

Everyone had a pleasant evening, and we thank the church and Phil for their participation in the event.

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