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Veterinarian of the year focuses on ‘big fixes’ for population control
Cummings School alumna Gayle Block has been named "Connecticut Veterinarian of the Year."
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April 14, 2016
Veterinarian of the year focuses on ‘big fixes’ for population control

Journal Inquirer (Connecticut)

Cummings School alumna Gayle Block has been named “Connecticut Veterinarian of the Year.”

Read full story here: http://www.journalinquirer.com/page_one/veterinarian-of-the-year-focuses-on-big-fixes-for-population/article_f8d30104-0258-11e6-a01e-fff86da3da05.html

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