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Naples heads to the polls

See smaller Roger LaLonde Staff John Coff, left and Don Hopkins were part of Adopt a Precinct for two non-profit organizations on Tuesday. The county paid each organization for manning the polls. Coff represented the Kiwanis Club of Marco Island and Hopkins the American Association of University Women, which his wife Joy is a member and served as assistant clerk for Precinct 196.

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Roger LaLonde Staff John Coff, left and Don Hopkins were part of Adopt a Precinct for two non-profit organizations on Tuesday. The county paid each organization for manning the polls. Coff represented the Kiwanis Club of Marco Island and Hopkins the American Association of University Women, which his wife Joy is a member and served as assistant clerk for Precinct 196.

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  • Roger LaLonde Staff John Coff, left and Don Hopkins were part of Adopt a Precinct for two non-profit organizations on Tuesday. The county paid each organization for manning the polls. Coff represented the Kiwanis Club of Marco Island and Hopkins the American Association of University Women, which his wife Joy is a member and served as assistant clerk for Precinct 196.

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