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<p>At a recent meeting of the Dallas Rotary Club, guest speaker Matt Pompey from the Tunkhannock Rotary Club gave a passionate speech involving the drug take back project he is spear heading in northeastern Pennsylvania. Rotary Club members, from left, are: Jason Jolley, Dallas Rotary Club president; Matt Pompey, Tunkhannock Rotarian; Paul Saxon, Dallas Rotarian and pharmacist; Jerry Reisch, Dallas Rotarian and assistant governor of District 7410 in Northeastern Pennsylvania.</p><style>
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Rotary Clubs engage in drug take back project