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GENEALOGY: A WAY TO LEARN WORLD ISN’T BLACK & WHITE
Unique opportunity for African American research tips; LDS family history center open again to public
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Cynthia Jackson and Charleen Carroll promote the upcoming African American Genealogy Virtual Seminar on Saturday, March 11, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Cynthia Jackson and Charleen Carroll have a lot in common. They both have traces of Asian, indigenous American, Scandinavian and African blood among other ethnicities in their DNA. Many, though, see Jackson as Black and Carroll as White.
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Ripon American Legion Brewfest is this Saturday
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Ripon Brewfest 2025 will take place Saturday at the Ripon Community Center, 334 N. Fourth St.
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