Community School of Naples
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Juliana-Maria Gamil Badra Jack P. Ciabaton Davis Elder Elizabeth M. Golden Emily Hanus Bridget Krauss Jennifer Victoria Labs Lydia Ann Walston Long Kristina Puzak Anne Riter Kathryn E. Wulber
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Abigail L. Boles Maxwell L Coleman Connor Joseph Foxhoven Margaret Ross Li-Hong Godfrey Zannos Giorgios Grekos Kyle Guy Hilbert Jessica L. Lussier Matthew P. Magardino Bruce Martin Nakfoor, III Francesca Prout Rachael Rich Marcos Tejada Thomas Wade Wooden Meghna R. Yadav Zirui (Troy) Zhou
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Sophie Rose Barry Peter Bartlome Annique J. Browne Jacob Walter Buckheit Savannah M. Christensen Gabriela Sarah Crespo Melissa Victoria Eklund Zachary P. Friedman Ariana Garousi Kassondra Hall Welles Francis Harris Gabriel Kralik Sydney Elise Parker Joel Riechers Craig Thomas Schwerin Katherine Joy Shipers Benjamin Yitzhak
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Kara Lynn Bressler Alexandra Paige Casola George T. Denove Madeleine Joanne Duffy John Flagg Katherine L. Golden Ilana Ann Goldstein Kyle James Jaffe John J. Kim Samantha Taylor Korn Langfeier Liu Bryce Morrow Christopher Sciavolino Alina Kathryn Spezio Emilie K. Touma Emily Charlotte Trimm Jieqiu (Noymi) Wu Michael Austin Wulber Steven Christopher Wulber
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Maria Belen Abood Kane Kimball Aldrich Elizabeth Amendola Alexander Askar Nicolas R Basile Trent Z. Bell Tyson Chur Jordan Alexa Cloutier Jeffrey T. Donahue Matthew David Eklund Conner Elder Andreas Z. Grekos Elsa Hammarskjold Grant Corlett Harris Leaf Kalikow Mary Jane Elizabeth Kleintop Grace Ayn MacDonald Eli D Melnick Landon P. Micelle Benjamin Miller Brendan Moran Christopher Joseph Murphy Dominique Otto Alexander Scott Pappas Hunter Puzak Gustavo Javier Rossello Trevor Roughan Robert M. Stockard Briana Sutherland Hailey A. Wilson Daniel Zuloaga
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Adam T. Abdelfattah Peter Thomas Alex Elijah Beauplan Sabrina Paige Cavaseno Katherine G. Connors William Maaran Crowell Robert A. Dampier, II Cydney-Alexis Maria DeLaRosa Robert Andrew DeVito Tyler A. Feehery Allison Ghuman Katja Gilman Juliana Elizabeth Grilo Aaron R. Harris Ningxi (Kaith) He Hope M. Heldreth Yidan (Cici) Hu Paige Hamilton Inslee William Jacob Kastroll J. Henrietta Kemppainen Joseph P.R. Lang Sydnie Lenchner Lauren Elizabeth Lewis Megan Nicole Liska Arielle Paris Lode Xuan (Shara) Luo Thomas J Moore Camberly Marita Moriconi Gabrielle Madison Moriconi Tiffany Gabrielle Morina Nathaniel Joshua Nascimento Ashley E. O'Malley McKenzie Pearson Marina C. Petronzio Liane Taylor Pharis Jonathan Peter Raskauskas Kara Redcay Reagan M Sporn James B Taylor Zachary Harris Tretter Harriet Trimm John T. Trunfio Justin A. Trunfio John M Vito Helen Antonia Volk Shannon Vroman Cooper William Weiss Yi (Alison) Xu Yuqi (Tina) You Fengming (Jasper) Zhou
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John Walter Allen Kathleen Sophia Bailey Gabrielle Boyar Pearce E. Campbell Peyton C Chur Russell Hurst Clinton Kristina Cuello Alyssa M. Danner Austin Michael Farrugia Vladislav Maximovitch Fomitchev Janet Marie Guelfi Kiril Gushterov Dylan Joseph Hagins Ryan Matthew Jaffe Katherine F Kurgis Victoria Maribel Landron Eli Samuel Lauber Alexandra G. Maxson Olivia S. Murgalo John B. Norkeliunas Roma A. Patel Anna Marie Reddish Karen Susan Rogge George Robert Schmelzle Shayna K. Scott Emery Jillian Sereno Frank William S. Spinelli Sydney M. St.Clair Zhuo (Cherry) Tao Lindsay Patricia Tomaini Constandina Venetis Maria Francesca Vernava Ziyue (Ivan) Wang Olivia Christine Weardon Alexa R Weinstein Madison Alexandra Weir Hannah Marie Whitesell Tatiana Zuloaga
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Evelyn Paige Alex Melissa Arbelaez Joseph Gamil Badra Marguerite E. Bleh Samuel Justice Boies Taylor S. Bollt Nicole Taylor Cavaseno Gregory Bailey Donahue, Jr. Lorenzo A. Fernandez Richard C. Grayson, III Matthew Heldreth Hayden Marie Hilbert Virginia Hodges Liam Ortel Hollowsky William Jauss Abigail R. Kastroll Nicholas Andrew Lewis Claudia Elise Lode Yonaton Jacob Melnick Zachary Don Rochette Zachary Ryan Rorie Elizabeth Timmins Joseph Trunfio Wren Julia Zeller |
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Upper School Honor Roll- Fourth Quarter
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CSN Students Volunteer to Serve Veterans through Summertime
CSN Students Volunteer to Serve Veterans through Summertime
On June 13th Collier County Honor Flight hosted a “meet and greet” for guardians to meet the veterans they would care for on Mission 6 to Washington D.C. Ms. Jimmi Cornforth was one of the guardians who had the privilege to meet Ray Arcella, the hero she would escort on Mission 6.
Maxine and Zack Danni, Danielle and Brooke Jaffe, John Neumann, Emma Jaromin, Ashly Cruz and Abby Ciabaton volunteered to serve veterans and guardians and socialize them as they planned for their upcoming trip. Graham Hunter from NBC2 was present at the “meet and greet” and also traveled with the group to D.C. On the 4th of July his story will air and some of these students will likely be featured. Tune in!
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Veterans Visit War Memorials
CSN's Veteran Appreciation Club Assist Veterans Touring World War II Memorials
On June 20th Honor Flight toured the World War II and Korean Memorials, the Vietnam wall, the Iwo Jima Marine Corps memorial, and Arlington National Cemetery. One of the highlights was when Ray met Senator Bob Dole. The day was filled with praise and gratitude from strangers as they cheered for the veterans, shook their hands an thanked them for their service.
CSN students from the Veteran Appreciation Club took part in both the “send-off” the morning of the trip and the “welcome home” afterwards. Emma Jaromin and her family were there in the morning and John Neumann and Henry Yun were there at midnight as we returned.
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Two CSN Teens Helping Others Get in the Game!
Two CSN Teens Helping Others Get in the Game!
Last spring Tyson Chur and Robert DeVito got together in an effort to collect used sporting equipment and attires to help others who could give these items a second life.
By May Chur and DeVito collected roughly 250 sporting items such as lacrosse sticks, golf clubs, sneakers, cleats, balls, mitts, pads, bats, helmets and sports attire, ready to be distributed. Cindy Darland, the executive director of First Tee in Naples, welcomed bags of golf clubs for students in her program.
The spirit of community service that these two CSN students have displayed makes the CSN community extremely proud.
Source: - http://www.naplesnews.com/news/education/teens-collect-sporting-equipment-to-help-others-get-in-the-game_62982709
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CSN Upper School Students Excel in AP Exams!
CSN Upper School Students Excel in AP Exams
We are proud to announce that, out of 238 CSN Upper School students who took a total of 593 AP exams this past year, a record 84.5% received a passing grade. This is the highest it has been in atleast five years. Overall, CSN students who took these exams outperformed the Florida and global averages.
According to the College Board, just taking one or more AP classes sets students apart in the highly competitive college admissions process and builds skills needed to succeed in following a rigorous curriculum. These goals closely match CSN’s mission as a college preparatory school.
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Important Fall Sport Start Dates
Mark your Calendars for Fall Sports Start Dates
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CSN Alumnus Making a Difference
Meet Scott Hassell
Scott Hassell, a 1989 CSN graduate, is Director of Environmental Affairs at Fifth Third Bank and Board President of Green Umbrella, a non-profit organization working to improve the economic vitality and quality of life in the region around Cincinnati. Scott is passionate about finding solutions to ecological problems while balancing the economy and the environment.
In his position as Director of Environmental Affairs, he has been able to showcase how energy efficient technologies can be applied to industry. As Board President of Green Umbrella, he helps other businesses, nonprofits and community representatives to have a conversation about environmental sustainability.
Read Scott's full interview with Cincinnati Business Courier.
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CSN Students at MAO National Convention
CSN Students Recognized for Excellence in Achievement at MAO National Convention
During the week of July 19, six CSN students traveled to Salt Lake City to attend the annual Mu Alpha Theta National Convention. The convention consisted of many individual and group math competitions as well as a variety of lectures involving advanced math topics. Although the contests were the primary purpose of the trip, experiencing the natural wonders of Utah was also on the menu as students ventured to Snowbird ski resort and Arches National Park.
The competition was divided into three levels to address the abilities of all students. They were Theta (Geometry and Algebra 2), Alpha (Pre Calculus) and Mu (Calculus). Our team proved to be quite successful, with the following students recognized for excellence in achievement:
Ivan Wang
- Mu Integration
- Mu Applications
- Mu Gemini
Cory Hixson
- Alpha Ciphering
- Mystery Math
- Alpha Logs and Exponents
- Alpha Applications (2nd nationally)
- Alpha Gemini
- Speed Math (national champion)
- Alpha Individual
Jack Ciabaton
- Theta Applications
- Theta Geometry (2nd nationally)
- Theta Team
Kyle Hilbert
- Theta Functions and Inequalities
- Theta Logs and Exponents
- Theta Team
Matt Magardino
- Theta Team
Nicholas Dounchis
- Theta Team
These outstanding individual and team scores resulted in CSN’s recognition as the 3rd place school nationally in the small school division. Congratulations to all participants and members of the Math Department for a job well done!
Additional information can be found at http://www.mualphatheta.org
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CSN Student to Play in the Youth Baseball Network National Championship
CSN Student to Play in the Youth Baseball Network National Championship![]()
During our summer break in June, Jay Beshears (8th grade) participated with his travel baseball team, the Naples Collier Tigers, in the 2015 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Grand National Championship Baseball tournament for the 12U division - and won! The week-long Championship tournament was held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, FL, and included 20 teams from across the country.
The Tigers played 10 challenging games before making it to the Championship Game, where they defeated a team from Southern California 7-3 to win the AAU Championship and earn a berth in the Youth Baseball Network (YBN) Inaugural National Championship. The YBN Championship will be held August 19-22 in Branson, MO, and will include National champions from multiple major youth baseball organizations such as AABC, AAU, CABA, Dizzy Dean and NABF. The inaugural YBN Championship will be played at the Branson RecPlex, with future Championships played annually at the new Ballparks of America in Branson.
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Angel Ball Requests Recycles!
Angel Ball Requests Recycles!
We are so thrilled by your response from the recent mailing of the Angel Ball Save-the-Date that arrived in the shiny black tube.
Plans are in the works to reuse the tubes for a unique project that involves our students and members of the greater community.
If you wish to recycle your mailing tube, please return it to boxes provided on our campus at drop-off locations in each division beginning at Sneak Preview on Friday, August 14.
For more information, please contact Jane Badger at jbadger@communityschoolnaples.org.
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Andrew Lang- Youth Ambassador Making a Difference
Andrew Lang is a living proof that to make a difference one has to be a certain age. He was diagnosed with type one diabetes at age 12 and after he bravely overcame the fear he took his father's wisdom that “God only chooses his strongest warriors to fight the strongest battles.”
Today, Andrew has become a warrior in it's truest sense. He was chosen as a speaker to educate his classmates at The Community School of Naples about Juvenile Diabetes and JDRF. Andrew clarified to his fellow students that Type 1 Diabetes is not contagious and you do not become seseptible to being diagnosed as a result of eating too much sugar.
Source: http://floridasuncoast.jdrf.org/one-on-one-august/?utm_source=chapterNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Florida%2BSuncoast%2BChapter
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Youth Leadership Collier
Youth Leadership Collier
Congratulations to CSN students Kristina Cuello, Zachary Friedman, Sydney Parker, Frank Spinelli and Lauren Wright, who were chosen last year to participate in the Youth Leadership Collier Program. This program, which selects rising seniors from all Collier County schools, is a week-long intensive program that begins with a weekend of team-building activities, followed by daily sessions designed to give participants first-hand experience in different aspects of the community. Topics included local government, healthcare, business, and the arts. YLC’s mission is to develop ethical leaders committed to active community involvement.
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Katherine Shipers a Budding Humanitarian
Katherine Shipers a Budding Humanitarian
CSN senior Katherine Shipers has always shown a spirit of giving far beyond her years, especially beginning in her junior year. That’s when she created “Kat’s Packs for Kids,” assembling packages containing a coloring book, colored pencils, and stickers destined for children in distress. The Naples Police Department used them to distract children who had to be removed from unstable situations, and last fall they commended her with a Do the Right Thing Award. The Shelter for Abused Women and Children was grateful to have them to keep a child’s minds and hands occupied while their parent meets with shelter staff.
So far Kat has donated over 4,100 packs to these Naples organizations as well as to shelters and police departments in New Jersey. There she was acknowledged with proclamations for her passion for putting a ray of sunshine in a child's life. She has already raised over $14,000 in contributions generated from Gofundme.com and word of mouth. She has been interviewed by Channel 12 News, and had articles in The New Jersey Coast Star, the Naples News and eBella magazine. Dr. Watson said, “I am deeply impressed with Kat’s outstanding charitable work. She shines a spotlight on the needs of those less fortunate children, and has demonstrated an ability to actually make a difference.” Kat will be restarting her Kat's Packs program in Naples this fall, and anticipates being able to continue her project wherever her college studies take her.
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Volleyball News: Big Win against BC
Volleyball Game Win on Wednesday
CSN defeated Barron Collier 25-20, 23-25, 25-13, 27-25 Gabrielle Moriconi - 16 kills, 10 digs, 2 aces, 3 blocks Janet Guelfi -12 kills, 16 digs Shannon Vroman - 7 kills, 4 digs, 2 aces, 8 blocks Camberly Moriconi - 9 kills, 5 digs, 3 aces, 6 blocks Emily Hanus - 38 assists, 6 digs 1 block.
It was a great win for the Lady Seahawks this week against a respected team in the county. We had a balanced offense with some key defensive plays that contributed to this week's victory.
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Volleyball Regional Quarterfinal Victory
Volleyball Wins Regional Quarterfinal Match
Girls Varsity Volleyball began their regional journey last night with a victory at home against the Southwest Florida Christian Academy Kings. The Seahawks did not let up a single game, leading them to a 3-0 victory in the regional quarterfinal match. Game scores were: 26-24, 25-13, and 25-20. Game stats are as follows:
Gabrielle Moriconi- 17 kills, 3 aces, 10 digs, 2 blocks
Shannon Vroman- 8 kills, 1 ace, 1 block
Camberly Moriconi- 7 kills, 3 aces, 4 blocks
Emily Hanus- 38 assists, 9 digs, 4 aces
Briana Sutherland- 17 digs, 1 ace
Congrats to the Varsity Volleyball team and good luck on Saturday at Evangelical Christian School. The match against ECS starts at 2:00 PM.
A STUDENT FAN BUS will be available and will leave at 12:30PM Saturday afternoon. Please sign up in the Upper School Office by Friday at noon.
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Middle School Quarter 1 Honor Roll
Quarter 1 High Honor Roll
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Jacob Baer Brent Paul Bartholomew Alaina M. Bellamy Elly Beshears Ella Scott Cartwright Meghan Doran Lucca G. Gaddini Emilie Ann Gesdorf Aidan Hanus Calista Joan Honick Gabriel Aaron Katz Corbin Kukk Nicholas Sproul Molloy Benjamin I Ouaou Cooper C. Pertchik Sophia Alexandra Pezeshkan Paul Ranta Zoe Deanna Waltzer Emily L. Wheeler Joshua Miles Wilmot
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Jasmine Bartholomew Kathryn E. Bianchini Yasmin Yun Jung Boulter Jack B. Carmignani Abby R. Ciabaton Shelby Grace Coleman Nicholas Ethan Diamond Sebastian Lambros Dounchis Alice M. Fowle Sara F. Goodwich Lauren Mary Guerra Paige Harris Jordan Hochman Daniel J. Hughes Blade Rocket Kalikow Cecilia Madeleine Nakfoor George Konrad Richards Alexander Francis Parkman Rowe Jamie Trope Ryker Joseph Vance Lauren Whitener Aidan C. Zimmermann
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Sebastian Sam Askar Jay Robert Beshears Michael Binkowski Weston F. Blabey Jenia L. Browne Shannon Marie Bussing Ashley A. Cruz Annabella G. Farrugia Matthew Louis Ferrante Jillian M. Guerra Riley Kate Lamon Braden Kyle Langeloh Alec G. Liberman Nikhil Yadav |
Quarter 1 Honor Roll
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Ryan Lewis Campins Jr. Katherine Jean Carr Annabelle R. Cialone Evan Scott Confer Caroline Costa Ava Alexandra Dedio Lauren DeHaan Massimo DelBoccio Ethan Gable Isabella Sofia Garcia Ella L. Hollingsworth Madeleine Ann Hughes Kate Kaplan Charles Krauss Jordan Sloane Law Amy Kathryn Lottes Ethan Guy Marks Dylan Michael McNamara Rebecca A. Micelle Aidan Miles Brian Moes Evan Jack Perry Alyson Jane Reed Anadi Shukla Rayna M. Smith William Henry Verhelle Brooke Abagail Vroman Noah Marius Wilmot |
Caroline Elise Aldrich Christian Askar Prentice Elle Atterbury Brooke A. Beebe Justin Scott Braverman Kara Colon Amanda M. Covelli Samuel Christopher Dedio Nathan Alexander Delsoin Imogen Drysdale Madison Feehery Jacob Hanus Danielle S. Jaffe Ariana Kodad Logan M. Martin Matthew Molloy Nina Pitonakova Landon Austin Reed Evan Rodriguez Ella Luca Schroeder Abigail Kaz Sinberg Keely Elizabeth Sullivan Jonathan Eklo Trecek Alexander William Ulrich Grace VanOort Simon W. Weardon Olivia Jeanette Weiss Henry Moon Yun
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Zachary Lindquist Barry Brielle Elizabeth Bellamy Mercer Eloise Bleh Julia Sadie Chernin Benjamin M Coleman Joseph Philip Coleman Biagio DelBoccio Casey Feins Raquel M. Ferreira Tia Marie Flanagan Zachary Thomas Foland Victoria A. Gendron Samuel A. Goodwich Joshua Lawrence Jinks Jackson Gregory Kernan Benjamin Korn Isabella Korunda Julia Danielle Labs Great-Gomon Laowatdhanasapya Carsten J. Leach Izabella Leonardi Cole Olson Mezrah Gabriella On-Cuen Harper Pertchik Justin Tyler Poste Adam Cyrus Sadaty Hanah Sidney Samuel Gargi Shukla Siena Sisi Smith Oliviah Reese Street Ryan Michael Toth Bradley Gambel Verhelle Mitchell Brewster Verhelle Jack L. Wiley Charles Jiovanni Williams Charlotte Anniston Young |
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Upper School Quarter 1 Honor Roll
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CSN Student to Play in the Youth Baseball Network National Championship
CSN Student to Play in the Youth Baseball Network National Championship![]()
During our summer break in June, Jay Beshears (8th grade) participated with his travel baseball team, the Naples Collier Tigers, in the 2015 Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Grand National Championship Baseball tournament for the 12U division - and won! The week-long Championship tournament was held at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, FL, and included 20 teams from across the country.
The Tigers played 10 challenging games before making it to the Championship Game, where they defeated a team from Southern California 7-3 to win the AAU Championship and earn a berth in the Youth Baseball Network (YBN) Inaugural National Championship. The YBN Championship will be held August 19-22 in Branson, MO, and will include National champions from multiple major youth baseball organizations such as AABC, AAU, CABA, Dizzy Dean and NABF. The inaugural YBN Championship will be played at the Branson RecPlex, with future Championships played annually at the new Ballparks of America in Branson.
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Angel Ball Recycles!
Angel Ball Recycles!
We are so thrilled by your response from the recent mailing of the Angel Ball Save-the-Date that arrived in the shiny black tube.
Plans are in the works to reuse the tubes for a unique project that involves our students and members of the greater community.
If you wish to recycle your mailing tube, please return it to boxes provided on our campus at drop-off locations in each division beginning at Sneak Preview on Friday, August 14.
For more information, please contact Jane Badger at jbadger@communityschoolnaples.org.
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Andrew Lang- Youth Ambassador Making a Difference
Andrew Lang is a living proof that to make a difference one has to be a certain age. He was diagnosed with type one diabetes at age 12 and after he bravely overcame the fear he took his father's wisdom that “God only chooses his strongest warriors to fight the strongest battles.”
Today, Andrew has become a warrior in it's truest sense. He was chosen as a speaker to educate his classmates at The Community School of Naples about Juvenile Diabetes and JDRF. Andrew clarified to his fellow students that Type 1 Diabetes is not contagious and you do not become seseptible to being diagnosed as a result of eating too much sugar.
Source: http://floridasuncoast.jdrf.org/one-on-one-august/?utm_source=chapterNewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Florida%2BSuncoast%2BChapter
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