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Date Added: May 11, 2008 03:00:09 PM
It seems that Erie Mayor Joe Sinnott has an eye for art. Works from Stairways Center for Arts Humanities are being exhibited on the fifth floor of City Hall, 626 State St., and will rotate over time in a show of support for the center's clients that will continue indefinitely.

Category: Arts & Humanities » Art History


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