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Support a black-owned business this Saturday

February 23, 2015
By AustinTalks | February 23, 2015

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Support a local black-owned business
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It's the third such event sponsored by the Austin African American Business Networking Association.
Back a local business Saturday - and every day
Business owners support one of their own
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Young entrepreneurs plan pop-up market in January
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Neighborhood Opportunity Fund revitalizing Austin businesses
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Austin school gets funding for performing arts center
The Chicago City Council recently approved a $1 million grant for Catalyst Circle Rock Elementary School, 5608 W. Washington Blvd., to turn a vacant auditorium into the Glen & Lonni Kehrein Center for the Arts.
Long-awaited quality-of-life plan unveiled in Austin
Neighborhood Opportunity Fund revitalizing Austin businesses
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