ALEXANDRIA
BAR
ASSOCIATION
IN THIS ISSUE:
2 Curcio Good Scout Award
3 Swearing In Ceremony
4 Gridiron
6 New Deputy Director of ABA
7 Guest Speaker Cruden
8 Holiday Reception
10 Bell Ringing
11 Jazz 4 Justice
12 Mercer Named President of VA Bar
13 Young Lawyers Happy Hour
13 Little Theater Event
14 Calendar
NEW MEMBERS Please welcome:
New/Returning Members:
Derek Bathrick
Andrews Law Firm, PC
703-838-9004
Joseph DiPietro
DiPietro Family Law
703-370-5555
Georg F. Hirsch
Law Offices of Georg F. Hirsch, PLLC
703-310-6190
Robert L. Jenkins, Jr.
Bynum & Jenkins
703-309-0899
T. Katuri Kaye
Trucker Huss APC
415-788-3111
Ashley Kempczynski
Legal Services of Northern Virginia
703-778-1604
Wesley Kerr
Student
571-299-9612
Norman F. Oblon
Oblon, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, LLC
703-413-3000
David Rohrbach
Rich, Rosenthal, Brincefield, Manitta,
Dzubin & Kroeger
703-299-3440
Vincent Smith
Legal Services of Northern Virginia
703-684-5566
Andrew Strickland
Legal Services of Northern Virginia
703-684-5566
Minturn Wright
Rich, Rosenthal, Brincefield, Manitta,
Dzubin & Kroeger
703-299-3440
Please send us your announcements!
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Volume 36, Number 1 February 2017
President’s Letter
The New Year is upon us and it is a great time to reflect on
2016 and the incredible contributions made by many people
to keep the Alexandria Bar Association going strong. We
function only because of the time and talents that are donated
by the members and staff of this organization and I want to
express appreciation on behalf of the Board of Directors for all
that has been given. Maya Angelou once said, “When we give
cheerfully and accept gratefully, everyone is blessed.” Just as
that is true for individuals, it is also true for associations.
It would be impossible to individually thank every person or group who has
made a contribution this year, given space limitations. However, I still would like
to recognize some specific contributions.
As many of you know, we had some minor organizational turbulence this year
when we lost a staff member. Our Executive Director, Peggy McCoy stepped
into the void to make sure that the association continued to run effectively.
Despite her own external time commitments, Peggy ended up working extra
hours for an extended period of time so that Lawyer Referral Service could
continue to function smoothly. All the while Peggy continued to work hard
to ensure that meetings and events were well run and that membership was
properly informed of what was going on as an association. In good news, we
have hired a new Deputy Director, Ann Loughlin, who we are very excited to
welcome aboard and look forward to working with as well.
The Association has many committees that have been doing great things. The
Beat the Odds Committee has been hard at work making sure that this program,
which is close to the heart of so many in our organization, has the ability to
continue awarding scholarships to Alexandria youth. The Little Theater event
was a great success and it was because the members of this Committee, in
coordination with the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney, gave of their
time to sale tickets, provide food and drinks for the reception, and make sure
that event worked smoothly. An extra thank you to Jeanne Franklin and Foster
Friedman who initiated the idea of running a raffle as an extra fundraiser to
replace the silent auction. What a great new initiative!
We are very excited for the annual Gridiron event that will be taking place on
Thursday, February 16th at 6:00 at the Patent and Trademark Office (please
contact the Bar Office to purchase tickets)! We are very grateful for the
continued work of Doug Steinberg and the Gridiron cast who put countless
hours into developing and performing creative skits. Year after year, these
talented individuals collaborate to keep us entertained and to provide a
wonderful social opportunity for the membership as we reflect on the lighter
and more humorous side of our profession.
If you have not had the opportunity to attend an event sponsored by the Young
Lawyers Committee, you should definitely do so. Our Association is thankful for
the work of this group and its leader, Brent Schultheis, who have had monthly
events that are incredibly well attended and have a great deal of energy around
them. This has led to new volunteers and members for the Association. One of
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Established 1928
THE ALEXANDRIA
BAR ASSOCIATION
520 King Street
Suite 202
Alexandria, VA 22314
703.548.1106 tel
703.548.1105 lrs
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[email protected]
Alexandriabarva.org
2016-2017
EXECUTIVE BOARD
OFFICERS
David A. Lord, President
Dipti Pidikiti-Smith, President-Elect
Christina M. Brown, Secretary
G. Christopher Wright, Treasurer
Nicholas J. Gehrig, Past-President
the events this committee worked on
was the reception for the barristers,
which was done in coordination with
the work of Ron Stern. This was a
great event and provided a wonderful
opportunity to explore the legal
traditions of another country.
Lastly, I want to personally thank the
members of the Board of Directors
for their work over the year. As many
of you know, serving on the Board
typically is a multi-year commitment.
We’ve been able to run many
successful initiatives and programs
this year because of the efforts of
these volunteers who stepped forward
and gave of themselves. This is a
great group of people to work with
who are there to help bring your ideas
to life for making our association
better.
To the many other individuals and
groups who have made contributions
in different ways to our events over
the last year – thank you so much for
all that you do. Here’s to a great 2017!
David A. Lord
President
Thomas J. Curcio Receives the Attorney of the Year
‘Good Scout’ Award:
DIRECTORS AT LARGE
Tamika D. Jones (2017)
Rebecca J. Wade (2017)
Phoenix A. Harris (2018)
Jessica L. Leischner (2018)
Peggy McCoy, Executive Director
AnnLoughlin, Director of LRS &
Asst. Director
Daniel Mauler, Photographer
BAR OFFICE HOURS
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Monday to Thursday
LRS OFFICE HOURS
9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Monday to Thursday
Alexandria Bar Association
520 King Street, Rm 202
Alexandria, VA 22314
Phone: 703-548-1106
Fax: 703-548-4292
Thomas J. Curcio, a partner with
Curcio Bergeron, was awarded the
Attorney of the Year 2016 at the Good
Scout Award luncheon on Thursday,
December 8, 2016. The event, hosted
by the National Capital Area Council
of the Boy Scouts of America, was
held at the Wardman Park Marriot in
Washington, D.C. The ‘Good Scout’
Attorney of the Year Award is given to
leaders in the law “for characterizing
all of the professional and personal
attributes of a good scout.” Kim
Keenan, President and CEO of
Multicultural Media, Telecom and
Internet Council, was also honored.
The National Capital Area Council
of the Boy Scouts of America serves
thousands of Scouts and spans from
Fredericksburg, Virginia to Frederick,
Maryland. The event raised over
$75,000, which will be used to fund
these local Boy Scout programs
to further the Scout mission of
empowering youth with life skills.
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The Swearing in Ceremony for Marion W. Jackson:
(Clerk of the General District Court for the City of Alexandria)
Postal Service. There was
also temporary work that
I did with the Department
of Taxation for the State
of Virginia trying to
find a most challenging
way to give back to a
community.
On December 12, 2016, Marion W.
Jackson was sworn in as the new Clerk
of the General District Court. Below is
more information about Ms. Jackson
and her thoughts about the new
position in her own words.
I hail from Tarboro, North Carolina and
was raised in a family of 10 siblings.
After graduating High School, I
enlisted in the US Army, from which
I retired in August 1994. From this
retirement I held several jobs from
working with, but not limited to,
newspapers, magazines, and the US
I then embarked on
a career with the
Worker’s Compensation
Commission in 1998.
This wasn’t exactly what
I was looking for, so I moved to the
Alexandria General District Court in
the year 2000 as a Deputy Clerk. I
found this venture to be very exciting
with challenges I embraced and a
learning curve that goes on forever. I
was promoted to Supervisor in 2004,
then Chief Deputy Clerk in 2009.
I’ll be forever grateful for my
appointment to Clerk of Court and will
carry out the duties assigned with the
upmost accuracy and in accordance
with appropriate policies and judicial
instructions.
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Gridiron 2017
Don’t Miss Out!
February 16, 2017 (6 PM)
Patent and Trademark Office Auditorium
600 Dulany Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
Please Attend or Sponsor!
Individual Tickets, $100*
(includes cocktail hour, dinner, dessert
& show - all with an open bar)
Contact the Bar Association Office to reserve your ticket
(703-548-1106 or [email protected])
Make checks payable to: Alexandria Bar Association.
*The ticket price goes up to $120 after 2/8
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Gridiron Dinner February 16, 2017
Patent and Trademark Auditorium
Madison Building • 600 Dulany Street • Alexandria, VA 22314
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New Deputy Director for the ABA:
Hello! My name is Ann Leppert
Loughlin and I am thrilled to be the
new Deputy Director of the Alexandria
Bar Association. I grew up here in
Alexandria just down the George
Washington Parkway and I now
live in the City of Alexandria. After
I graduated from George Mason
Law School, I had the privilege of
clerking for The Honorable James C.
Cacheris at the Federal Courthouse
on Washington Street. We walked to
many local restaurants for lunch, so it
is fun for me to be back at work in Old
Town.
After my year with Judge Cacheris, I
became an Assistant Commonwealth’s
Attorney in Fairfax County. I
remember many members of this bar
from my time in Fairfax. There are
many lawyers, and even some lawyers
who are now judges, who I remember
having cases with during my five and
half years in Fairfax. It is so nice to
see so many familiar faces!
After my time in Fairfax, I joined the
Civil Division at the U.S. Department
of Justice. I was assigned to the
Commercial Litigation branch and
worked on complex banking cases
that were part of the fall-out from the
Savings and Loan crisis in the 1970s.
It was quite a transition to move from
prosecuting criminal cases to trying to
stop big banks from winning hundreds
of millions of dollars in damages
against the Federal Government. One
day I was working with experts in DNA
and accident reconstruction and, the
next day, I was working with experts in
accounting and statistics.
During my time at DOJ, I was detailed
to the White House and worked in the
Office of the Counsel to the President.
I worked on ethics issues and vetted
Presidential appointees on the White
House staff and in federal agencies
for financial conflicts of interest. After
about a year at the White House, I
went back to the Justice Department
and worked in the Office of Legal
Policy. The Office of Legal Policy is the
section of the Justice Department that,
among other things, vets potential
federal judges, including Supreme
Court Justices. That office is certainly
very busy right now with a new
Supreme Court nomination coming
soon.
After the Office of Legal Policy, I joined
the Civil Rights Division at DOJ. I was
in the Employment Litigation Section.
This particular section enforces
civil rights laws against states and
municipalities to ensure they do not
use any discriminatory practices in
their workforces. I worked on cases
against the D.C. EMS department and
the NYC Department of Education.
I was fortunate enough to be asked to
come back to the White House. On
my second tour there, I again served
in the Counsel’s office, this time as
the attorney in charge of vetting all
the President’s appointees for any
possible issues that could interfere
with their confirmation by the Senate
or embarrass the President. It was
fascinating to meet so many people
from all across the country who are
willing to dedicate themselves to
Government service.
At the end of my service at the White
House, I took a career break to be at
home with my three children. I enjoy
volunteering at their schools and
coaching their tennis and lacrosse
teams. My kids also love playing
basketball. My husband is the
basketball expert in the family.
Finally, I am really looking forward to
working with all of you. I’m hopeful
that I can make a valuable contribution
to the Alexandria Bar Association. If
you have any questions or need help
with a particular matter, please feel
free to call or stop by the office.
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January Monthly Membership Dinner with Guest Speaker, John Cruden (1/19/17):***
Assistant Attorney General John
Cruden spoke to the Alexandria Bar at
the monthly membership dinner which
took place on January 19. At the time,
John was leading the Environmental
and Natural Resources Division of the
Department of Justice in Washington
D.C. (in fact he joined us immediately
following his final day in that position).
He was nominated by President
Obama and unanimously confirmed
by the Senate at the end of 2014. John
is a graduate of West Point and served
in the military in airborne, ranger, and
special-forces before graduating from
law school and becoming a military
lawyer, ultimately becoming the chief
legislative counsel of the army. He
then moved to the Department of
Justice as Chief of Environmental
Enforcement for the U.S. John was
subsequently promoted to be the
Deputy Assistant Attorney General for
the Division. In 2011, he became the
President of the Environmental Law
Institute and then returned to DOJ in
January 2015.
John’s presentation was so interesting
and informative, that we thought
a more detailed summary was
warranted for those who were
unable to attend the dinner. The
presentation was in three segments:
responsibilities and accomplishments
of the environment division, key legal
actions of the past year, and his views
of environmental issues facing the
Trump administration.
The environment division at DOJ
has about 650 people, including 450
lawyers, and is responsible for over
six thousand cases and matters. It
has both affirmative responsibilities
with civil and criminal enforcement
responsibilities. They represent every
agency of the federal government
but primarily the Environmental
Protection Agency, the Department
of the Interior, the Department of
Commerce, the Department of Defense
and the Department of Agriculture. In
2016 the division was recognized as
a “best place to work in the federal
government”. As one example of
DOJ enforcement, John joined our
governor and attorney general last
month in Richmond to announce the
settlement with Dupont Company
which will provide over $40 million
for cleanup efforts in and near the
South River and the south fork of the
Shenandoah River.
John then discussed three key legal
events from the past year, all handled
by the environment division: the
settlement with BP concerning the
Deepwater horizon oil spill into the
Gulf of Mexico, the civil and criminal
prosecution of Volkswagen, and
the defense of the President’s Clean
Power Plan. The BP settlements were
approved by the court in April and
the DOJ announced it as the largest
settlement with a single defendant
in the history of the department,
collectively exceeding $20 billion.
Most of that money is dedicated solely
to restore the gulf.
After explaining in detail the illegal
activity by Volkswagen in marketing
and selling their diesel cars and
SUVs in the U.S., John explained the
three civil consent decrees governing
VW. Basically, VW must buy back
or fix to designated standards all of
the diesel vehicles. And, they will
provide additional compensation
for car owners and establish a $2.7
billion mitigation fund to reduce nox
emissions in the U.S. In addition
VW pled guilty to felonies and DOJ
indicted seven VW officials. John led
the settlement discussions with both
BP and VW.
Finally, John described the historic
argument before the D.C. Circuit
Court of Appeals in September as
the en banc court considered the
President’s Clean Power Plan designed
to substantially reduce carbon dioxide
emissions in the U.S. The argument
went over 7 hours before a very
active and questioning group of ten
distinguished judges. The court has
not yet ruled in the case which has a
number of states on both sides of the
litigation.
The final segment of the talk related
to key environmental issues facing
the Trump Administration. John
outlined a few, such as infrastructure
improvement and the role of the
National Environmental Policy Act,
abandoned mines, and cities like Flint,
Michigan with significant lead issues.
He then covered issues the incoming
administration had mentioned like
promoting oil pipelines, such as the
XL and Dakota pipelines, reducing the
impact of the Endangered Species Act,
giving states more of a role or even
transferring federal land to states,
reducing regulations, and specifically
targeting such rules as the recent COE
rule covering “waters of the United
States.”
Following the presentation a couple of
questions were answered and it was
revealed that John is a neighbor who
lives in the City on Union Street near
Oronoco. Since his presentation John
has indicated that he intends to join
the Alexandria Bar as an Associate
Member which we look forward to
very much. However, first on his
agenda was an immediate vacation in
Williamsburg to begin considering the
next chapter of his life.
*** The Alexandria Bar Association
would like to thank Mr. Cruden not
only for speaking to us in January,
but also for writing the majority
of this article about his talk. His
assistance was greatly appreciated as
the Bar Office would not have been
able to adequately summarize his
presentation.
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bell ringing and holiday reception—12.15.16:
We then rolled right into more holiday
spirit with a reception hosted by all
of the City of Alexandria judges. The
reception took place on the 4th Floor
of the courthouse. We are thankful
for the large amount of time that the
Alexandria Judges put into being with
members of our Bar Association and
attending events. It is also wonderful
to be able to use space at the
courthouse for this event.
We were also honored to have Philip
Hirschkop as our guest speaker.
For those who don’t know, Mr.
Hirschkop is one of the attorneys
who represented the Lovings in the
landmark case of Loving vs. Virginia.
Being able to hear about the case from
It was a blustery day for bell ringing
(to say the least), but our Bar
Association volunteers were not
deterred (not that we really gave
them a choice). $597.42 was raised in
the tundra that day! We are grateful
to everyone who made a donation
to the Beat the Odds Program in
December. We also collected a large
amount of toys which were primarily
donated to Volunteer Alexandria. A
portion of them were also donated to
the Alexandria’s Domestic Violence
Project.
the perspective of Mr. Hirschkop was
an experience which we will not soon
forget. Also, his visit was timed quite
well given that the movie about the
Lovings had recently been released.
We greatly appreciate his willingness
to spend the evening with us.
Bernard Cohen also represented the
Lovings and although he wanted to
also speak to the Association about
the case, he was unable to make the
trip to Alexandria that evening.
Thanks again to everyone who
attended the December reception.
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bell ringing:
JAZZ 4
Justice
The Fourth Annual Alexandria
Thursday, April 6, 2017 @6:00PM
Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center
3001 North Beauregard Street, Alexandria, VA 22311
Doors Open @ 6:00PM for cash bar and jam session. Concert @ 7:30PM.
Call or email the ALEXANDRIA BAR ASSOCIATION at (703) 548-1106
or [email protected] for tickets and sponsorship information. And
check us out online at J4JAlexandria.Wordpress.com for more!
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Alexandria Attorneys Lead Prominent Virginia Legal Organizations:
Mercer Named President of Virginia
Bar Association,Trigiani Named President of Virginia Law Foundation
Richmond, VA (January 27, 2017) . . .
David S. Mercer and Lucia Anna “Pia”
Trigiani, principals with MercerTrigiani
law firm based in Alexandria, VA, have
been named the 2017 presidents of
Virginia’s two most prestigious legal
organizations.
Mercer was installed as the
129th president of the Virginia
Bar Association (VBA) during the
association’s annual meeting held
on Jan. 21 in Williamsburg, VA. The
VBA is Virginia’s largest statewide
voluntary professional organization
serving more than 5,500 lawyers and
judges.
“This is a particularly exciting year
for the VBA leadership as we prepare
to greatly enhance our member
services with the 2017 relocation of
our Richmond headquarters to the
Bank of America Center on Main Street
where we will unveil a new, innovative
and state-of-the-art member business
center called, VBA on Main,” stated
Mercer.
Trigiani, a past president of the VBA,
was named president of the Virginia
Law Foundation (VLF) during early
January. The VLF recognizes and
encourages excellence in community
service and the practice of law through
its Fellows program and offers
continuing legal education through
Virginia CLE®.
David S. Mercer is installed as 129th president of the Virginia Bar Association
during the swearing-in ceremony held on Saturday, January 21 in Williamsburg,
Virginia. The oath of office was administered by his daughter-in-law, Kelly
Thomasson, Virginia Secretary of the Commonwealth. (photo credit: Virginia
Bar Association - Marilyn Shaw)
Trigiani outlined her agenda stating,
“As we enter the new year the VLF
leadership will remain committed to
the cornerstones of the Foundation
- advancing the rule of law, access
to justice and law-related education.
We will focus on expanding the
Foundation's grants program,
increasing our donor base, solidifying
educational programs with Virginia
CLE and recognizing the contributions
of accomplished citizen lawyers.”
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young lawyers happy hour—12.8.16:
Little Theater Event and 50/50 Raffle (1/13/17):
For those who missed it, this year’s
Little Theater event to benefit the
Beat the Odds Program was quite a
success with roughly 140 tickets sold
to see Cole Porter’s, Anything Goes.
Everyone in attendance agreed that
this was a very entertaining show even
for younger audience members. It was
a packed house.
The out-pouring of support from
Association members, guests, and
the community brought in roughly
$4,990 in show ticket and $1,665
in raffle ticket sales. The top prize
winner of the 50/50 cash raffle was the
Honorable Lisa Kemler. Judge Kemler
generously donated her winnings back
to the Beat the Odds Program. The
second prize winner of the two night
stay at Warner Hall Bed and Breakfast
in Gloucester, VA was “Terrie.” Next
year we will endeavor to get more
information about our prize winners,
but congratulations Terrie – we are
very happy for you!
Many thanks to David Lord,
the lawyers in the Office of the
Commonwealth’s Attorney, and
Jeanne Franklin for “spearheading”
this year’s event. We hope to see
many members attend the Beat the
Odds Awards Program and Dinner
on Thursday, April 20th (save the
date!) at which time thousands of
dollars in scholarship money will be
awarded to many deserving students
from Alexandria. As a reminder, this
awards dinner also serves as the
monthly membership dinner for April
and all current Association members
are welcome to attend. The event will
take place in the City of Alexandria
Courthouse on the 4th Floor.
February, March, April 2017
APRIL:
Apr 3 Personal Injury Practice Group, 5:30 pm
FEBRUARY:
Feb 2 Networking Lunch, 12:30 pm
MARCH:
Mar 2 Networking Lunch, 12:30 pm
Columbia Firehouse, 109 S. St. Asaph St.
Columbia Firehouse, 109 S. St. Asaph St.
Apr 6 Networking Lunch, 12:30 pm
Sheraton Hotel Lounge, 801 N. St Asaph St.
Save the Date, Location TBD
$15 Cash at Door
Apr 6 Jazz 4 Justice Event, 6 pm
Feb 7 Board of Directors Meeting, 8:00 am
Mar 6 Personal Injury Practice Group, 5:30 pm
Conf Room – Offc of the Commonwealth’s Attny
Sheraton Hotel Lounge, 801 N. St Asaph St.
Feb 15 Family Law Section Meeting, 8:00 am
Mar 14 Board of Directors Meeting, 8:00 am
Grenadier Room, City of Alexandria Law Library
Conf Room – Offc of the Commonwealth’s Attny
Feb 15 T&E/Tax Section Meeting, 12:00 pm
Mar 15 Family Law Section Meeting, 8:00 am
Grenadier Room, City of Alex Courthouse
Grenadier Room, City of Alexandria Law Library
Feb 15 LRS Committee Meeting, 12:30 pm
Mar 15 T&E/Tax Section Meeting, 12:00 pm
Conf Room of RRBMDK 201 N. Union St.
Grenadier Room, City of Alex Courthouse
Feb 16 GRIDIRON, 6 pm
Mar 15 LRS Committee Meeting, 12:30 pm
PTO Atrium & Auditorium, 600 Dulany St
Conf Room of RRBMDK 201 N. Union St.
Feb 27 CLE Committee Meeting, 4 pm
Mar 16 Monthly Membership Dinner w/ CLE, 6 pm
Conf Room of Babcock & Jensen 526 King St
American Legion, 400 Cameron St
$15 Cash at Door
Feb 6 Personal Injury Practice Group, 5:30 pm
$15 Cash at Door
Mar 2 Young Lawyers Happy Hour, 5:30 pm
Mar 27 CLE Committee Meeting, 4 pm
Conf Room of Babcock & Jensen 526 King St
Sheraton Hotel Lounge, 801 N. St Asaph St.
Columbia Firehouse, 109 S. St. Asaph St.
Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall,
3001 N. Beauregard St
April 11 Board of Directors Meeting, 8:00 am
Conf Room – Offc of the Commonwealth’s Attny
Apr 19 Family Law Section Meeting, 8:00 am
Grenadier Room, City of Alexandria Law Library
Apr 19 T&E/Tax Section Meeting, 12:00 pm
Grenadier Room, City of Alex Courthouse
Apr 19 LRS Committee Meeting, 12:30 pm
Conf Room of RRBMDK 201 N. Union St.
Apr 20 Beat the Odds Awards/Monthly
Membership Dinner, Time TBD
City of Alexandria Courthouse, 4th Floor, 520 King St
Apr 24 CLE Committee Meeting, 4 pm
Conf Room of Babcock & Jensen 526 King St
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