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01-08-2008, 16:24
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Re: Starting a team in the Columbus, GA area
Tristan,
We have been working with two schools in Columbus. One that is a veteran (Northside HS) and one that is just starting up Columbus HS. Send me an email so that we can coordinate efforts. This year there have been several companies/individuals that have been interested in getting things growing in the Columbus area. jroberts AT usfirst.org 
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