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FOURTEEN SPONSORS ONBOARD FOR THE CRICKET CARNIVAL SLATED TO BEGIN NEXT FRIDAY

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Plans are moving aggressively for the inaugural Cricket Carnival slated to begin in just nine days. The event is expected to see 14 local corporate sponsors throughout the two weeks of exciting activities. Find out more from Joel Vogt

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