FCE Club: Lucky Northside
A favorite bird was identified during roll call as Lucky Northside Family and Community Education Club conducted its March 22 meeting at the Lucky Community Center.Sandra Griffith presided and reports were given by Irene Fuston and Francis Holcomb.It was noted as project reports were given that Griffith and Fuston had attended the County Council meeting;…
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