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Bonney Lake invites residents to participate in arts committee

The city of Bonney Lake published, on its CityBlog, a request for applicants to serve on the Arts Advisory Committee.

By Courier-Herald Staff • February 18, 2014 3:32 pm

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The city of Bonney Lake published, on its CityBlog, a request for applicants to serve on the Arts Advisory Committee.

Various representatives are sought, such as students, business owners and those affiliated with one or more artistic outlets.

More information can be found on the city of Bonney Lake Arts Advisory Commission website.

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