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Letters to the Portland editor: November 24, 2006

By PORTLAND PHOENIX LETTERS | November 21, 2006

Thank you for the very good piece on Stacy Mitchell’s book and work. You did an astounding job of condensing the content of the book into a newspaper-length piece. Stacy is a gift to our community and hopefully the rest of the country.

Nancy Lawrence
Portmanteau
Portland

Topics: Letters , Stacy Mitchell

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