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Mayor Prince announces next events in monthlong “Spread The Joy” celebration

Mayor Jerome A. Prince recently announced more events in his monthlong “Spread The Joy” holiday celebration. Mayor Prince began the festivities with the “Festival of Lights,” the first official Christmas tree lighting in several years, followed by the second annual City of Gary “Senior Holiday Brunch.” For two of the next events, Mayor Prince will … Mayor Prince announces next events in monthlong “Spread The Joy” celebration Read More »

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