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Michael Dutra

I am so proud to help lead the Westlake Noon club for the 2021/2022 year. We have endured many obstacles during 2020 and we still were able to help the non-profits in our community. The spirit and energy of our club is contagious and the new year will bring us new events like Holidays in the Village (holidaysinthevillage.org). If your "Y" is helping others and having fun at the same time, I hope you come and attend one of our meetings or socials. The Rotary message this year is "Serve to Change Lives" and this is what our club does everyday, come be a part of change.

Contact our Membership Chairs Aaron Guerrero or Karen Quigley to learn more or to attend a meeting.

Service Above Self

We meet In Person

Wednesdays at 12:10 PM

North Ranch Country Club

4761 Valley Spring Drive
Westlake Village, CA 91362
United States of America

Phone:

(818) 472-2482

Email:

rotarywlv.mike@gmail.com

We meet via Zoom the 1st Wednesday of the month, in-person the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at North Ranch Country Club. In addition we have a club social, usually the 3rd week of the month. We try to patronize local businesses for our monthly socials.

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