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Friday, September 23, 2016 / Published in Events, Local History

Event: “Politics and Civic Engagement” Final Program in “Asheville in the 1980s” Series

 

Be sure not to miss this last program of the series! Incredible panelists and an engaging topic, and extremely relevant today. When we were planning this series last winter, we all saw Peggy Gardner’s “The Wrap” as a metaphor for the series. This program hopes to encircle all of the topics of this series.politics

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Tagged under: Asheville, Asheville City Government, Asheville Civic Engagement, Asheville in the 1980s, Becky Anderson, Buncombe County, Buncombe County Government, Leslie Anderson

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