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Source: Boonville Daily News

At their regular meeting on Tuesday, November 3, the Boonville Lions Club welcomed Captain Maggie Schanzmeyer of the Boonville Police Department, who gave a presentation about the Shop with Local Cops program. Following her presentation, the Lions Club presented Captain Schanzmeyer with a generous donation to support the program’s efforts to make Christmas a little brighter for local children. This donation will help provide Christmas gifts for 10 area children, bringing joy and holiday cheer to families in our community. Photo submitted Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close Featured Local Savings -

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