CIAO bella: Auburn Italian-Americans form community service club
Apr 24, 2014
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A group of good friends has founded an organization that accomplishes two objectives near to their hearts — celebrating their Italian heritage and committing charitable acts in the community they love.
The newly formed Cultural Italian American Organization, or CIAO, brings together people of Italian descent to share traditions and customs in Auburn and also give back to the town they feel lucky to call home.
Source: http://auburnpub.com
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