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Tonight, Juniper Bends reading series returns to Downtown Books & News

Posted on August 10, 2012 by coffeehousejunkie

Juniper Bends reading series – August 2012

Tonight, 7PM at the Downtown Books & News, the Juniper Bends quarterly literary reading series presents Catherine Campbell, David Hopes, Majo John Madden and Nina Hart.

More information on the Juniper Bends Facebook events page. Link.

Hope to see you there!

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