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Thank you. Thank you very much. What a wonderful day. Thank you so much for being here. Mayor Rawlings, Members of the City Council, City Manager Broadnax, city
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Written by Stacy M. Brown In June, the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) joins with millions of other Americans in celebration of Black Music Month and National Homeownership Month.
