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Its Time SXM Foundation Congratulates WIEMS on 30th Anniversary.

December 2, 2022

Its Time SXM Foundation Congratulates WIEMS on 30th Anniversary.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Members of It’s Time SXM Foundation and Kreative Juices Restaurant were available on Saturday 26th November to cook up a storm. A delicious buffet for special guests, invitees, and supporters at large, that attended the WIEMS 30th Anniversary Celebration Fundraising Dinner was prepared with all hands on deck.
President of It’s Time SXM Foundation, Mr. Cloyd Ohndhae Marlin: It was our honor to sponsor the dinner for this prestigious organization. The Board of It’s Time SXM Foundation continues to emphasize the importance of recognizing and supporting groups in our community that has withstood the test of time as it ...


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