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CUTLINE: On Friday, Cheniere Energy, Inc. in Gregory donated 50 meals from Chick-fil-A to the healthcare workers of Driscoll Children’s Hospital, to thank them for their service to the community.Featured in the photo are Rachael Ventura, ER Technician, Driscoll Children’s Hospital (from left); Lily Jimenez, Chick-fil-A; and Michelle Hinojosa, Office Administrator of Government & Public Affairs, Cheniere Energy, Inc.

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