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NCIPL Director and Volunteer on “Midday Interview” NPR Radio Show

May 31, 2013 Leave a Comment

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NCIPL Director (Susannah Tuttle) and Volunteer (Ed Ablard) discuss the work and mission of NCIPL, as well as the wonderful evening Ed organized at his church, St. Paul’s Episcopal. Thank you SO MUCH to Ed for arranging this interview; it was a pleasure to be with you and all of our coastal allies this week!

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