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Business After Hours draws diverse crowd
Published/Last Modified on Friday, April 24, 2009 3:29 PM CDT
Bob Heitkamp, creator of the SiteSaver device, explains its use to Brad Barth, North Dakota State College of Science Alumni Foundation director Thursday evening. Scott Steffens of ComDel Innovations, Inc., listens in the background. There were 42 booths for people to visit. Red River Valley Concierge Tessa Ihland said since the event was held for the first time at Wahpeton Community Center, she’s anxious to see what people thought about it, but she’s heard good comments. ‘Thanks to all the businesses who donated for the night,’ Ihland said. There were plenty of walk-ins, adding to numbers attending the event. Final tallies have not been counted so far.
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