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Brad Soucie and Javon Hurston Practice for Parkridge Basketball League, March 1986

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Ypsilanti Press, March 27, 1988
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Julia McCoy and Ken Miller Examine Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988

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Ypsilanti Press, February 29, 1988
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Viewing Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988

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Group Viewing Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988

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Discussing Display for Black History Fair at Parkridge Community Center, February 1988

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Parkridge Center Director Leaves For Private Sector

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Ann Arbor News, January 24, 1989
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January
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1989
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Youth Center Effectiveness Up For Debate

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Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1988
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December
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1988
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Making A Difference: Athlete Gives To Area Kids, Community

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Ann Arbor News, July 14, 1988
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14
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July
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1988
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John Fisher Demonstrates Wrestling Moves at Parkridge Community Center, July 1988
John Fisher Demonstrates Wrestling Stance at Parkridge Community Center, July 1988
Wrestling Lesson During Summer Camp at Parkridge Community Center, July 1988
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