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Nonprofit Center’s Full-Service Cafe Honors Volunteer

By Debbie Miller

Posted: May 8, 2011 at 4:51 a.m.

Becky Paneitz, left, and Virginia Mocivnik look over a plaque presented to Mocivnik during a grand opening ceremony for Ginnie’s Place.
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 Becky Paneitz, left, and Virginia Mocivnik look over a plaque presented to Mocivnik during a grand opening ceremony for Ginnie’s Place.

Becky Paneitz told a crowd of community volunteers and leaders that she couldn’t think of a more appropriate name for the full-service cafe inside the Center for Nonprofits at St. Mary’s.

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Our Town, Pages 20 on 05/08/2011

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