REMEMBERING Without luncheon, donations assist | News, Sports, Jobs
The OBSERVER’s View Jan 18, 2021 In the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the local Juneteenth committee decided that even if a luncheon could not be held to remember and celebrate a legacy it could do something just as significant: offer its assistance to the community. Due to COVID-19, the annual King day luncheon that normally attracts 200 community leaders and residents will not be held. Organizers have decided to honor the day with a “See me” literacy drive. “We’re having a book drive and asking people to donate African American books not only on Martin Luther King, but a...
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