The Urban Environment League & Dade Heritage Trust honor Women’s History Month, and invite you to a panel discussion:
Have Women Been the Major Visionaries for Historic Preservation in South Florida?
Panelists include: Sallye Jude, Kathleen Kauffman, Nancy Liebman, Dolly MacIntyre, Arva Moore Parks and Enid Pinkney Honorable Coral Gables Mayor Don Slesnick will Moderate
Wednesday, March 17th (St. Patrick’s Day)
at the Rusty Pelican on Virginia Key
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