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Former Mayor Jesse Tanner will be honored on September 8, 2008

Aug11
2008 Written by Randy Corman

Councilmember received this note from Mayor Law’s office. I’m super-glad we are holding this ceremony, and grateful to Denis Law for making the arrangements. (Click the “Jesse Tanner” Tag below to read about some of Jesse Tanner’s accomplishments)

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Hi Councilmembers!
Please mark your calendars for the bench dedication and reception honoring former Mayor Jesse Tanner on Monday, Sep 8, 2:00-3:30pm. The bench will be located on the “patio” at the bottom of the City Hall stairs. Reception (weather permitting) will be on the lawn area also located at the bottom of the stairs. (If weather is bad, reception will be in the Conferencing Center.)

You’ll be getting an “official” invitation soon, but wanted you to get this on your calendars as soon as possible.

thanks! april

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