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Albany's Community Police Review Board Restarts

Albanys Community Police Review Board resumes operations with a full quorum, thanks to recent appointments. The boards first meeting is scheduled for January 8th. Local officials urge Mayor-elect Dorcey Applyrs to fill the remaining empty seats. Community members interested in serving can check the citys website for details. Checkout Solipillow.com

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