09 Dec, 2009

Laotian CCC Pre Kick Off Recap

Posted by: Dao Malaythong In: News

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Sophia Wang, Partnership Specialist from the US Census Bureau speaking to members of the Laotian community.

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Laotian Complete Count Committee chair Dao Malaythong (of LAS) passing out documents to representatives from Wat Lao Buddhaphothisaram (Conley, GA) and Wat Lao Buddhakhanti (Stone Mt. GA).

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There were also representatives of the Lao community from the Jonesboro and Riverdale area.

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2 Responses to "Laotian CCC Pre Kick Off Recap"

1 | admin

December 8th, 2009 at 11:04 am

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Thank you to all who came out for the pre-kick off meeting, and also voiced your opinions in the videos.

2 | thomas the train set

April 9th, 2010 at 2:51 pm

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Pretty interesting

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