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‘Day of Celebration’ for Wallace Sapp, first Black farmer in Manchester | New Pittsburgh Courier

  • Apr 19, 2021
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WALLACE SAPP, right, shown here in a photo posted by the online blog “Yinzercation.” He died in late March. Wallace Sapp loved the students at Manchester Elementary School, and they loved him back. His wife, Lisa Freeman, told KDKA-TV (2) he would mentor 270 kids there each year. He and his wife had created a … Continued

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