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CAP in the News: LCAAHC Teams up with CAP to Help Flood Victims

Submitted by tadams  |  January 27, 2023

The Laurel County African-American Heritage Center teams up with CAP to provide household furniture and appliances to flood victims. Read more at the Sentinel Echo Newspaper site. 

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