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Commemorative 25th Anniversary coin created by Midwest Trophy Company
Each issue of The Guardian includes news and information, such as announcing the commemorative coin to mark the 25th Anniversary of the Law Enforcement Torch Run (both sides shown above).

The Guardian

The Guardian — the newsletter of the Law Enforcement Torch Run Executive Council — focuses on the new and continuing initiatives that benefit state, provincial, and national Torch Run programs, as well as features on committed officers, Special Olympics athletes, events and more.

  • Download The Guardian, Spring 2008 edition (Adobe PDF, 4.8M)

    The Executive Council would like to hear from you: what features would you like to see in the newsletter? Would you like to submit a story for publication? What improvements can the Council make to better serve you and the programs? What sessions would you like to see at the annual International Torch Run Conference?

    Please contact your regional Council member with your suggestions and ideas.

     

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