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The Importance Of Harper Woods Community
The city of Harper Woods has a community that is strong and I am proud to be apart of that community. Our community in the city of Harper Woods is small ,but however we always come together to help better our community and others. Recently the city of Harper Woods came together to help the Flint Water crises. The city as a whole came together as a whole and brought numerous gallons of bottled water to Harper Woods High school. Packs of Harper Woods citizens drove to flint to distribute the water as well. This is only one of the many things the Harper Woods community does to help other communities as well as our own.
Everyone has a role to play in representing our city. I have taken on participating in community service projects and showing
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