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Calling All Poets: What Does Pride Mean to You? Celebrate Through Poetry

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Matt Wyatt
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Rochester Pride is holding a poetry contest. The theme is “What does Pride mean to you?” Participants can win a $50 Jetpack Comics gift card or two tickets to an Opera House production. Submit entries by email to rochesterprideog@gmail.com. The deadline is July 25th.

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