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Three Rivers Downtown Development Association hires intern
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
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New intern Rebecca Kramb
The Three Rivers Downtown Development Association/Main Street Program has hired Rebecca Kramb as communications and events intern.
As a part of her internship, Kramb will assist the
Three Rivers DDA/Main Street Program
with website management, creative writing and blogging about the downtown community, managing social media accounts, and occasionally working on other various Main Street initiatives.
Kramb is a 2008 graduate of Three Rivers High School, where she finished top 25 in her class and received highest honors. She went on to attend Glen Oaks Community College from 2009 to 2011. She made the President’s List in both 2010 and 2011.
Kramb recently earned her Bachelor’s degree from Western Michigan University, where she graduated Magna Cum Laude and Sigma Tau Delta. At WMU, she majored in creative writing and minored in communication.
“Rebecca is extremely qualified for this position, and she is a great addition to everything we’re trying to accomplish in the infancy stages of the program,” says Three Rivers DDA/Main Street Executive Director Brian Persky.
“Rebecca has an excellent understanding of the Three Rivers community, and even more importantly, she seems to have a true passion for downtown," says Persky. "I know everyone will really enjoy getting to know Rebecca as an ambassador of the Main Street program.”
Source: Brian Persky, Three Rivers DDA/Main Street Program
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