Florence hires new economic development director
Harvey Krauss has been hired as Florence’s new economic development director and senior planner, He was an applicant for the vacant town manager position. By Janet Perez | YourValley Harvey Krauss
Harvey Krauss has been hired as Florence’s new economic development director and senior planner, He was an applicant for the vacant town manager position. By Janet Perez | YourValley Harvey Krauss
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