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Mayor Colr. Mildred Garafield pictured when she joined children at a "Teddy Bear Picnic" int St. Columb Park House grounds, organised by the Foyle Registered Childminder Support Group.
Overall winner of the Mid Ulster heat of Go Succeed: The Ultimate Pitch Noel Doyle pictured with Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Frances Burton.
Robin Kennedy, Chair of Magherafelt Chamber of Commerce with councillors and Council Street Cleansing Operative, Chris McKay; and Council Grounds Maintenance Operative, Kenny Houston.
The motion, brought forward by Torrent SDLP Councillor Malachy Quinn, was passed unanimously.
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