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	POSTED: May 11, 2010 12:21 p.m.


	Photo by Jen Alexander McCall/ Signing the proclamation were Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, Mayor Jim Thomas and Commission Chairman John McIver. View Larger View More » 1 2

The local We Can! communitywide health and fitness campaign was launched Friday with a proclamation signing and meeting between leaders of three community partners, Liberty County, the city of Hinesville and Fort Stewart. The tri-group effort is the first of its kind in the nation, and will focus on implementing curriculum and data from the National Institutes of Health into available programs offered by several Liberty County agencies.


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Signing the proclamation were Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Phillips, Mayor Jim Thomas and Commission Chairman John McIver.

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