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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: May 15, 2014
07-14-2014 - ASM's 19th annual golf tournament
Warmer weather has arrived, and ASM is returning to The International Golf Club on Monday, July 14 for its 19th Annual ASM golf tournament. This tournament, considered one of the best in the construction industry, is an opportunity to multitask the right way: reacquaint with old friends, and meet new contacts while enjoying the magic of a summer day on one of New England's most esteemed golf courses. And the proceeds support ASM's Scholarship Program, which now awards four $2,000 scholarships to deserving students to help defray their tuition costs. Last year, the event was a sellout with over 270 players, so register today at www.associatedsubs.com, or contact Scott Szycher at ASM for more details, or sponsorship opportunities.
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