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KAMO marks 75th anniversary

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When it first started, KAMO had seven employees and made its own cleaning supplies.

“I still have the original recipes,” said Jack Weinstein, the company’s CEO, at a banquet Wednesday evening at the Augusta Museum of History, marking the company’s 75th anniversary.

Nov. 2 was also the birthda...

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  1. CONGRATULATIONS KAMO!! Growing during the pandemic and recession is a wonder, driven by astute and careing Jack and Harris Weinstein and the great team they built and nurture. I sat next to three of the KAMO employees at last night’s celebration. All were proud, happy and enthusiastic team members. DON’T SLOW DOEN KAMO!!!!!

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