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Thank you to the 92 employees of SawStop who gave their time to Tualatin Community Park! 740 feet of trail resurfaced, 42 yards of mulch installed at a restoration site and 3 new trees planted - Corporate volunteers are setting new records for making an impact. https://buff.ly/3WuCCNm
Thank you to the 92 employees of SawStop who gave their time to Tualatin Community Park! 740 feet of trail resurfaced, 42 yards of mulch installed at a restoration site and 3 new trees planted - Corporate volunteers are setting new records for making an impact. https://buff.ly/3WuCCNm
Thank you to the 92 employees of SawStop who gave their time to Tualatin Community Park! 740 feet of trail resurfaced, 42 yards of mulch installed at a restoration site and 3 new trees planted - Corporate volunteers are setting new records for making an impact. https://buff.ly/3WuCCNm

Published on: 09/19/2024

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Thank you to the 92 employees of SawStop who gave their time to Tualatin Community Park!
740 feet of trail resurfaced, 42 yards of mulch installed at a restoration site and 3 new trees planted - Corporate volunteers are setting new records for making an impact.
https://buff.ly/3WuCCNm

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