Leah Puryear’s year
Education, health, and wellness are among new councilor’s priorities
Leah Puryear says she won’t run in December for a permanent seat on City Council, but adds that she’s “honored and thrilled” to have been appointed to fill the spot that Sena Magill vacated earlier this year. Photo by Eze Amos.
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