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HHS blood drive

Tribune Staff

| March 7, 2017

Printed in the March 8, 2017 edition

Photo by Linda KorEmployees with the City of Holbrook did their part donating blood at the Holbrook High School Student Council’s blood drive last week at the school’s gym. Water/Waste Water Supervisor Lance Spencer (left) and City Clerk Cher Reyes (center) wait patiently as Francesca Johnson with United Blood Services monitors the process. For those wanting to donate blood a blood drive will also be held at the Winslow Elks Lodge in Winslow on March 8 and 9. Visit www.bloodhero.com to make an appointment.