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Serving Southwest Michigan

Writer: Congressman Bill Huizenga
Congressman Bill Huizenga
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Last week, I joined Benton Harbor’s mayor, city leadership, and first responders to commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11th. It was an opportunity to remember the lives lost, recognize those who answered the call to help, and thank our first responders who continue protecting our communities today, like Dr. Paul Delle. Dr. Delle was an EMT in Brooklyn who responded when the attacks on September 11th occurred. Today, he is an ER Doc and firefighter right here in Southwest Michigan.

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