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Photos: Cinnaminson's Brian Dougherty, Marine, Returns Home

Cinnaminson Police, Fire and a motorcycle group, as well as family and friends, greeted him.

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First Lt. Brian Dougherty, a Cinnaminson man and member of the United States Marine Corps, was welcomed home in style last weekend.

According to his mother and father, Gina and Joe, Brian served two tours in Afghanistan in the last four years. He's been stationed in Hawaii.

Brian is a 2003 graduate and a 2008 graduate of Drexel University.

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Brian received a proclamation from Cinnaminson Township members upon his return.  

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