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Exelon Donation Benefits Limerick Elementary

BIG CHECK, BIG GIFT – Exelon Nuclear’s Limerick Generating Station (LGS) officially contributed $15,000 earlier this month (Friday, Feb. 12, 2010) officially contributed $15,000 to help pay for construction of an outdoor classroom project at Limerick Elementary School, 81 Limerick Center Rd., Royersford PA. On hand for the donation were, from left, school Principal Mitch Edmunds, state Rep. Tom Quigley, Spring-Ford School District Superintendent Marsha Hurda, Limerick congressman Jim Gerlach, and Site Vice President Chris Mudrick.

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