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Title:
Brockton no place for hate
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Tears streamed down the face of Sherrad Barton, a Clinton Street resident who says she worked for years to promote racial reconciliation and religious tolerance in her native North Carolina. Read more in Monday's Enterprise or at enterprisenews.com.
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Brockton no place for hate
Description:
Tears streamed down the face of Sherrad Barton, a Clinton Street resident who says she worked for years to promote racial reconciliation and religious tolerance in her native North Carolina. Read more in Monday's Enterprise or at enterprisenews.com.
Author:
BrocktonEnterprise
Tags:
GHSNEVID, GHSVID, Brockton, Clinton, shooting, Keith, Luke, Temple, Beth, Emunah,
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