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City of Holbrook wraps up summer internship program

Tribune Staff

| August 4, 2026

Printed in the August 5, 2026 edition · Page 10

The City of Holbrook's summer intern program concluded with this group photo. Pictured are (left to right) City Manager Randy Sullivan, Library Director Emily Whitehorn, Director of Administration and Human Resources Misty Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern Jayson Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course Supervisor Stephen Rutherford, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern William Cassidy, and administration interns Jaiden Quezada and Macy Gardner. — The City of Holbrook's summer intern program concluded with this group photo. Pictured are (left to right) City Manager Randy Sullivan, Library Director Emily Whitehorn, Director of Administration and Human Resources Misty Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern Jayson Hatch, Hidden Cove Golf Course Supervisor Stephen Rutherford, Hidden Cove Golf Course intern William Cassidy, and administration interns Jaiden Quezada and Macy Gardner. Photo Courtesy of Walker Gonzales