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The Hall of Fame is meant to "recognize and honor women who have helped to improve the community," says Jeanette Debs, a chairwoman of the OCWHOF. [1] The Hall of Fame is largely virtual, with the first physical display set up in 2006 at the Crestview courthouse. [2] Photographs of past inductees are displayed in Crestview and in Niceville. [3]
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Lakewood Center is a super-regional shopping mall in Lakewood, California.Lakewood Center opened in 1952 and was enclosed in 1978. [1]The interior mall is anchored by Costco, Forever 21, JCPenney, Macy's, a Round One Entertainment center, and Target.
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[2] [3] Jay Clune (b. 1964) 2023 Men Supporting Strong Women, President of Nicholls State University [2] Jay Dardenne (b. 1954) 2023 Men Supporting Strong Women, Louisiana Commissioner of Administration [2] Donna Edwards (b. 1967) 2023 Lifetime Achievement Award, First Lady of Louisiana, wife of Governor John Bel Edwards [2] Laurie Guimont (b ...
Over 15,000 antique dealers were on hand for the monthly event, until the weekend of October 13–15, 2006, when the Lakewood Antique Market closed its doors for good. The Fairground halls were leased for the Antiques market on as a 50-year lease from the City of Atlanta by Ed Spivia, who promoted it until it was established as an Atlanta icon.