WFO Caribou, ME, donated $420 to the Breast Cancer Awareness Walk sponsored by the Cary Medical Center Auxiliary on October 12, 2004. Left to right, Alex Calderon, Meteorologist Intern; Lisa Desjardins, Spouse; Lorraine Maguire, Administrative Services Assistant; and Sonia Mark Flechtner, Meteorologist Intern, represented WFO Caribou in the two-mile walk. Over $14,000 was raised for this worthy cause. The WFO finished in third place for the most money collected by a single group. Photo by William Desjardins, Electronic Technician.

Senior Service Hydrologist Peter Jung (seated) demonstrates WHFS and FFMP to visitors from the Poland Institute of Meteorology and Water Management. The group visited the collocated office at State College, PA, on October 6-7, 2004. The group consisted of 10 individuals from various Institute offices in Poland. In addition to the tour of the CTP and Middle Atlantic River Forecast Center (MARFC), they received presentations on CTP and MARFC operations as well as CTP/MARFC outreach and research. Photo by Dave Ondrejik, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, WFO State College, PA.

Dudley Rives (left), superintendent of the Clarksville Waste Water Treatment Plant, accepts a plaque from WFO Nashville MIC Larry Vannozzi honoring the City's 150th anniversary of taking weather observations. The plant has been a cooperative observation site for the past 30 years. WFO Nashville presented a similar plaque to Clarksville Mayor Donald W. Trotter. Photo by Ralph Troutman, WFO Nashville.

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