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October 05, 2009

Important Event

The Ethan Allen Institute presents –

     Putting Vermont Back on Track
  How the Power of Ideas Can Make Change Happen

               Featuring Lawrence Reed

                  Sheraton Burlington Conference Center
                    Thursday, October 15, 2009  - 5:30pm


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Posted by Geoffrey Norman on October 05, 2009 in Events |

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