Tight time frame for ambitious proposal at Lincoln
By Clare Jensen
A matter of months doesn’t seem like enough time to launch a bold, history-making program for the upcoming school year, but that’s not stopping the passion-driven proposal in Tacoma.
The first vague public reference to what is now known as Lincoln Center was made by then Interim Superintendent Art Jarvis at a City Council study session March 18.
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Jul. 03, 2008-Aug. 02, 2008
July 3-Aug. 2 – Art Concepts on Broadway features an exhibit of 12 new tall ship paintings by Northwest master Marshall Johnson. Meet the artist on Art Walk night, July 17, 5-8 p.m. 924 Broadway. Info: (253) 272-2202 or www.artconceptsonbroadway.com.
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