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Reactions differ to Clinton's appearance at Milton Academy
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The Patriot Ledger
Carolyn Newman said she has bigger things on her mind than former
President Bill Clinton's visit to Milton Academy next week.
"I'm embroiled in the (June 19) town override," the Milton
resident said. "Unless he'll be encouraging people to vote in the
override, I'm not so interested."
Clinton will deliver the keynote address at Milton Academy's
commencement ceremony on June 6. He will address 170 graduates at the
prestigious private school.
Despite...
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