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CAT Tracks for April 22, 2017
TIME FOR NATIONAL EXPOSURE? |
In my write-up of Thursday's Cairo BOE meeting, I reported that Superintendent of Schools Andrea Evers had indicated that CNN has picked up on the story and that she and a 6th-Grade student have a Skype interview scheduled next week.
Well, yesterday, I received an e-mail from a reader of CAT Tracks: (Edited for anonymity)
I thought this might be an interesting endeavor. Chris Jackson is a cast member on Bull which is one of their network shows. If several write to them, who knows, 60 Minutes might come through for the citizens of Cairo.
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Subject: Re: CAT Tracks for April 21 - Bost: Be Angry at ACHA, Not HUD
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