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DW and Microsoft To Host “Breaking Into Tech” Community Event - DW

PRESS RELEASE The Dallas Weekly PO Box 151789 Dallas, TX 75215 Contact: Jess Washington finance@dallasweekly.com Date: October 10th, 2022 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A FREE event for the non-technical who wants a jump-start into a technical career. DALLAS, Oct. 10, 2022 — The Dallas Weekly (DW) has partnered with Microsoft to sponsor a free community event designed to give readers a potentially life-changing opportunity to enter the field of computer technology. This free event will be hosted by the Microsoft Corporation (LC1) on their Irving campus located at 7000 State Highway 161 (at Sierra Dr), Irving,

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