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Buffalo Council OKs JCAHC Requests for Summer Art Program

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The Johnson County Arts and Humanities Council made requests of the Buffalo City Council at their last meeting for their annual Summer Art Program, which will be happening in Crazy Woman Square on July 26. Bonnie Klasinski, representing the JCAHC, gave details on what they are planning for the event, and asked for the variances from the council. Approved were the variances for the street closure, noise, and open container variances for the event…
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Buffalo Council OKs JCAHC Requests for Summer Art Program

The Johnson County Arts and Humanities Council made requests of the Buffalo City Council at their last meeting for their annual Summer Art Program, which will be happening in Crazy Woman Square on July 26. Bonnie Klasinski, representing the JCAHC, gave details on what they are planning for the event, and asked for the variances from the council. Approved were the variances for the street closure, noise, and open container variances for the event…

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