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Washington City Council Meeting Agenda for April 8, 2019

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    Please click on the link to access the agenda for the April 8, 2019 City Council meeting.

   Regards,
   Cynthia S. Bennett, MMC
   City Clerk/Assistant to City Manager
   District 2 Director, NC Assoc. of Municipal Clerks

   CITY OF WASHINGTON
   102 East 2nd Street • PO Box 1988
   Washington, North Carolina 27889
   Ph: (252) 975-9318 • Fx: (252) 974-6461
   www.washingtonnc.gov
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