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A Toast to Competitive Fun at the JCC Sports Classic

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The managing editor of TownSquareDelaware.com, Christy Fleming also supports a variety of non-profit initiatives in Delaware. Her background includes positions in public relations, advertising and journalism.

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This year’s Siegel JCC Sports Classic included tennis, croquet and golf — summer sports for everyone who wanted to join in the fun and support the organization. The annual tournament, which was held at Wilmington Country Club, concluded with a cocktail party on the terrace overlooking the greens, and included give-aways and prizes. The Sports Classic is one of the largest fundraisers for the JCC. This year the event helped raise $100,000.

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