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Braselton accepting applications for citizens academy

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Feb 22, 2011

The Town of Braselton is accepting applications for its inaugural Citizens Academy.

The academy will give residents a better understanding of town government. Monthly classes will begin in May and last for six months. Ten applicants will be accepted. The class is open to town residents age 18 and older.

Applications are being accepted at Town Hall. For more information, contact Town Manager Jennifer Dees at jdees@braselton.net or call 706-654-5720.

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