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Tooele residents recognized with America250 JustServe awards

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Source: Tooele Transcript-Bulletin

More Heart of Service Awards were presented to Mayor Maresa Manzione, Dori Wilkinson, Nancy Stallings, Mike Wells, Colleen Johnson, Bob Johnson, Pat Saling, Dennis Hullinger, Rosemary Hullinger, Marcia Garza, Betty Shubert, Esmeralda Peña, William Davis, Sherille Davis, Jonathan Dewegeli, Jasmine Luna, Maren Beazer, Karen Pinkelman and Candy Winters. During a Tooele City Council meeting held on Nov. 4, 2026, at 7 p.m., America250 Tribute presented a number of JustServe awards to nominated residents for the various ways they have served their community. Mayor Maresa Manzione introduced the presentation, explaining that Tooele City takes pride in being a JustServe community and encourages residents to find opportunities to serve others. Cameron and Annalese Thorpe, local JustServe representatives, then explained the purpose behind the awards and the organization’s partnership with America250.

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