Local Voices: Women’s Art, Peanuts Days, Mayor Moylan and Fountain Blue, More
A roundup of contributions to the Local Voices section from Sept. 16 to Sept. 22.
‘Self Portrait: Trapped in Freedom’ by Andrea Harris is just one of the many works that will be on display at ‘The Personal is Political: The Transformative Power of Women’s Art.’
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This week in the Local Voices section on Des Plaines Patch:
We’re No. 1! by Travis Akin.
Kiwanis Peanut Days Sept. 28 - 29 in Des Plaines by Carol Walker.
Saints, Poets, and Posters: Indian Popular Art by Oakton Community College.
'The Personal is Political: The Transformative Power of Women’s Art' Exhibition Opens October 4 by Oakton Community College.
My Response to the Mayor's Dismissal of Fountain Blue Noise Complaints by Bill Dillon.
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Travis Akin
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Carol Walker
Joined Patch Tuesday, September 18, 2012 -
Oakton Community College
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bill dillon
Joined Patch Tuesday, September 4, 2012
