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Holbrook council welcomes new member

Tribune Staff

| December 10, 2018

Printed in the December 12, 2018 edition

Photo by Linda KorHolbrook Councilman Mike Nilsson (left) was sworn into office on Dec. 4, by Holbrook Administrative Assistant Lisa Maestas (right) making it a full council as the members move forward this week in consideration of candidates for a new city manager.