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Kiser: Grateful for Community Support

Am I grateful on this Thanksgiving? You bet.

Very few people I know get to wake up each morning and bring the news to the place where they grew up; to the people that helped shaped him; and to the places I know by heart but never tire of visiting.

I’m grateful to live in the community that I cover, and am thankful to have met so many volunteers, leaders of local organizations, and pioneers in local business to help them find new ways of connecting them with our readers.

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