Community Corner Interview: Lynn Divers of The Center at Belvedere

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Kendall spoke to Lynn Divers from The Center at Belvedere.
On Saturday, September 10th, The Center is hosting The Center Soiree Anchors Aweigh. It’s a fundraiser to benefit scholarships and programming at The Center; an evening of cruise ship-style fun including dancing, casino games, live music and more. More information on the Center and The Center Soiree can be found here: https://thecentercville.org/

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