Joint proclamation issued in recognition of National 211 Day
In observation of National 211 Day on Feb. 11, Warren County Judge-Executive Doug Gorman and Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott issued an official proclamation declaring Feb. 12 as “211 Day”
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In observation of National 211 Day on Feb. 11, Warren County Judge-Executive Doug Gorman and Bowling Green Mayor Todd Alcott issued an official proclamation declaring Feb. 12 as “211 Day”
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