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Co-Lin Students Witness as Mayor Signs Proclamation

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
May 4, 2016
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Students, Faculty and Staff at Copiah-Lincoln Community College’s Simpson County Center are joining the efforts to prevent teen pregnancy. Today, Wednesday, May 4, 2016  is the 15th Annual National Day To Prevent Teen Pregnancy, some of the students and staff met with Mayor Jimmy Clyde at Magee City Hall to sign a proclamation.

Present for the picture: Mayor Jimmy Clyde, Dr, Dwayne Middleton, Ann Ball, Lornelios Robinson, Elexis McDonald, Tori Sullivan, Dillon Smith, Amber Adams, Cade Caughman, Hayden Wadlington, Brewunta Johnson.

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