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Event Information

Title:

9th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth Conference

 
 
Event Date:
Thursday, February 04, 2010
 
 

Location:

Seattle, Washington

 
 

Complete Description

Time Span:

February 4-6, 2010

 
 

Event
Theme/Description:

Save the Date for the 9th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth: Building Safe, Healthy and Livable Communities will be held February 4-6, 2010 at the Washington State Trade and Convention Center in Seattle, Washington.

For the latest information about this event please visit the resource link below.

 
 

Contact Information:

www.newpartners.org/

 
 


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