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Experience Michiana - February 28th, 2013
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
On tonight's show, George Garner shows us a new exhibit at the Natatorium. Devon Graham and Christie Hutch are helping to put together a prom for cancer patients and survivors. And finally, we'll meet the Trailblazer recipient, Benito Salazar.
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George Garner from the Civil Rights Heritage Center shows Gordy a new exhibit. The Civil Rights Heritage Center is a great community resource and makes its home in the Natatorium which has a significant story in the civil rights movement of South Bend. Learn more at www.theNatatorium.org.
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- George GarnerCivil Rights Heritage Center
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- George GarnerCivil Rights Heritage Center
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Stand Up to Cancer Prom – Saturday, March 2nd 6:00 to 9:00pm
Devon Graham and Christie Hutch are both Saint Mary’s Students and members of Stand Up to Cancer. They are helping to put on a prom for cancer patients and survivors. To get more information about going to the prom, which is on March 2nd at 6pm, contact Devon at dgraha01@saintmarys.edu.
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- Devon Graham
- Christie Hutch
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The Civil Rights Heritage Center
www.theNatatorium.orgWe talk with Benito Salazar who, along with wife Berta were honored as Civil Rights Trailblazers by The Civil Rights Heritage Center for all that they have done in the community. To find out more about the Civil Rights Heritage Center and the Trailblazer award go to www.theNatatorium.org.
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- Benito Salazar
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