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POLYMER VALLEY NEWS The Newsletter of the Akron Section of the Society of Plastics Engineers Our 44th Year of Education and Service to the Plastics Industry Newsletter Contents Meeting Announcement Meeting

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6. Conclude your message by expressing gratitude for the councilor's time and attention. Reinforce your willingness to provide additional information or collaborate further if needed.

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1. Citizens who want to voice their concerns or suggestions to their elected councilor.
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