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Photo: New president to lead Evening Rotary Club

Herald Staff Writer

Tuesday, Jun 25, 2019 7:28 PM MT

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Terry Swan, left, president of the Durango Evening Rotary Club, and president-elect Roger Haar, laugh Tuesday night at Manna before dinner. Haar will lead 64 meetings during the next year along with three major fundraisers. The club donated about $20,000 to the community during the past year. It also provided scholarships for two people in the Manna Culinary Program and sponsored the Saturday sack lunches at Manna. The club has been meeting at the Strater Hotel since 1929.
Terry Swan, left, president of the Durango Evening Rotary Club, and president-elect Roger Haar, laugh Tuesday night at Manna before dinner. Haar will lead 64 meetings during the next year along with three major fundraisers. The club donated about $20,000 to the community during the past year. It also provided scholarships for two people in the Manna Culinary Program and sponsored the Saturday sack lunches at Manna. The club has been meeting at the Strater Hotel since 1929.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald

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