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Many Cornwall not-for-profit organizations send email rather than “snail mail.” However, many of those missives end up in spam/junk folders, not because they are unwanted but due to a downside of e-blasts. Now would be a good time to check your email folders and either (a) allow Cornwall organization emails to be received, or (b) send a reply asking to be removed from their mailing list.
—Casey Cook,
Secretary, The Cornwall Association
