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Staff reports | The Charleston Forum, a community project that strives to provide a dialogue that moves the conversation forward with no pre-set agenda, has announced its full list of speakers for its 2018 two-hour discussion, which will start at 7:30 p.m. June 21 at the Charleston Music Hall. (More) Tickets are free.
More than 900 people attended last year’s event. In June, the forum will focus on overcoming racial disparities in education and economics in two panel discussions. Speakers will include …
Maher to speak: Noon, Jan. 5, 2017, Hall’s Chophouse, 434 King St., Charleston. Michael Maher, CEO of the Horizon Project Foundation, will speak about his organizations guidance of the multi-million WestEdge development project…
Also: Save the Light oyster roast; new talk on Laurens and Hamilton; new exhibit at Gibbes.
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