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Pro 2A resolution - Archive

Started by Ashdump , Apr 23 2007 05:41 PM

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#2131 Chris

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Posted 24 October 2008 - 08:30 AM

Hey what do we know about DeKalb County?

Is the board run by NIU People?

Who here is from DeKalb county as well?

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#2132 SirMatthew

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Posted 24 October 2008 - 10:32 AM

Big Chris, on Oct 24 2008, 09:30 AM, said:

Hey what do we know about DeKalb County?

Is the board run by NIU People?

Who here is from DeKalb county as well?

I'm not from there, but have worked on this a little.  The first contact I made was early in April of 2008 with an email to Chairman Ruth Anne Tobias, who also works at NIU where they shooting took place.  The last contact was a similar email to all board members on April 24.  I didn't get replies from any of them, despite being very sensitive to the NIU shooting event.  I think it is going to take some in-person efforts.

Here is the link to their website:  http://www.dekalbcou...unty_board.html
Here is the link to their board members with contact info:  http://www.dekalbcou...cb_members.html

Sorry this isn't more helpful.

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