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North-South conflict? Not here
2010
Overview
\"I don't see it as a conflict at all,\" said Mark Smith, treasurer of the Norris Cultural Arts board of directors and a key organizer of the Civil War series. \"If anything, it shows that there is plenty of content to go around, and it certainly helps draw attention to the fact that there are a number of good ways in order to bring this thing to life.\" \"So far there have been no obstacles for us,\" Smith said of the early planning. \"Everyone we have contacted has been responding positively, and now it's just a matter of scheduling them.\" A long volunteer stint: If you've ever sat through a St. Charles Plan Commission meeting, you'd have tremendous respect for a fellow like Jim Spears, who did it as a volunteer on the commission for 40 years. Spears, who died unexpectedly last week, had a say in virtually everything you see in St. Charles from the downtown, business districts, subdivisions and parks.
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Daily Herald
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