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Annapolis (Map, News) - John Nau lll, a nationally known preservationist, will speak tonight in Annapolis as part of the 2007 St. Clair Wright lecture series.
Nau was appointed by President Bush to the chairmanship of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation in 2001 and reappointed in 2006. He will speak about the Preserve America Summit and the city’s 2008 preservation budget. The lecture is at 7 p.m. at the First Presbyterian church at 171 Duke of Gloucester St. It is free and open to the public.
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Jenna taylor said:
This is terribly unfortunate. As a college student who works part-time at my local Boys & Girls Club I know how devastating this will be to some of the club's members. Many of the children see their Boys & Girls Club as a safe haven from the harsh realities they are exposed to at such a young age... being around adults who are good role-models and care about their futures is so critical to their development... with all the loaded people in D.C. someone with big bucks should step in and get the club financially back afloat.
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Examiner Reader said:
Maybe if they didn't their Executive Director a quarter of a million dollar$ a year they could afford to keep thier clubs open!
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