F.C. Council Proclaims May 2011 is Cancer Awareness Month

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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE 5TH Annual Falls Church “Relay for Life” event slated for June 4-6 assembled in the F.C. City Hall Council chambers Monday to receive a signed copy of a proclamation by Vice Mayor David Snyder designating May 2011 as “Cancer Awareness Month” in the City. The event raises funds for the American Cancer Society, which has been organizing overnight Relays for Life celebrations for 26 years. (Photo: News-Press)

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