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The Dayton Literary Peace Prize, conceived and nurtured by Sharon Rab, is maturing into the kind of event she was hoping for back when the idea took root in her fertile imagination.
It's lucky for the Peace Prize -- now in Year 3 -- that Rab, 62, who's lived in the Dayton area all her life, is one of the rare individuals whose imaginations live in harmony with a draft-horse work ethic.See the full content of this document
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Peace Prize Winners to Be Honored
She gets things done.
The Sunday, Sept. 28, Schuster Center gala, honoring this year's Dayton Literary Peace Prize winners, is just part of the entire Peace Prize experience, Rab said."From the inception, I saw...See the full content of this document
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