Rock Candy: Saving the Music

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Saving the Music

A reason to holler: One of the best non-profits around just made a big contribution to music education in Little Rock. In a ceremony this morning, the "Save the Music" foundation donated $50,000 worth of musical instruments to Wakefield and Terry Elementaries. The program, jointly sponsored by Comcast and VH1, has donated $325,000 to Little Rock School District Schools.

Posted by Lindsey Millar on May 1, 2007 09:52 AM | Permalink

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What happened to "Play it Again, Arkansas" started by Gov. Huck? It's a similar program, sounds like.

Posted by: Nemo | May 1, 2007 05:52 PM

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