Improving the Community Through Change

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Crystal Lorimor, Community Improvement Corporation of Belmont County

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Nov 06, 2019

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Crystal Lorimor, Executive Director, Community Improvement Corporation of Belmont County, tells host Tate Blanchard how the organization has weather change and survived through the decades to serve as a resource for business. belmontcic.com

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