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Wayne County Connection: 2011 Guests

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12/27/2011 Youth Georgia Wagner, Extension Educator - Health and Human Sciences Purdue Extension, Wayne County
11/22/2011 Education Don Sturgeon, Advisor
Larry Lodge, President
Makayla Crossley, Vice-President		 Hagerstown FFA
10/24/2011 Education Molly Vanderpool,
Director of Admissions
Christine Seger,
Director of Admissions		 Indiana University East
Ivy Tech Community College
9/26/2011 Government Steve Higibotham Wayne County Office of Planning and Zoning
8/29/2011 History/Museums Janice McGuire, President Levi Coffin House Association
7/26/2011 Social Services Susan Issacs, Trustee
Major Mark Litherland		 Wayne Township Trustee's Office
Salvation Army, Richmond
6/25/2011 Communities Patty Hersberger, Volunteer
Jim Cohen, Volunteer		 Cambridge City Library, Buckskin Ben
CambridgeCityIndiana.org
5/24/2011 Community Calendar Sandy House, President Wayne County 4-H Fair | 4-H Fair on Facebook | 4-H | Purdue Extension Service, Wayne County
4/26/2011 Government Mike Sharp, Supervisor Wayne County Highway | Local Option User Tax/Wheel Tax
4/5/2011 History/Museums Janice McGuire, President Levi Coffin House Association
2/22/2011 Arts/Museums Shaun Dingwerth, Executive Director
Lance Crow, Education Director		 Richmond Art Museum
Phantascope High School Film Festival
1/25/2011 Utilities/Recycling LuAnne Holeva,
Conservation Education Coordinator		 Wayne County Soil and Water Conservation District / Storm water Info
     

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The Levi Coffin House in Fountain City is recognized as the "Grand Central Station" of the Underground Railroad. Levi and Catharine Coffin were legendary, helping more than 2,000 former slaves escape to freedom in the North.