a person standing next to a large monument with the gabber newspaper.a person standing next to a large monument with the gabber newspaper. Margaret Vocar decided to take The Gabber Newspaper to Washington, D.C.
Photo by Margaret Vocar

Margaret Vocar decided to take The Gabber Newspaper to Washington, D.C. Looks like she took our April edition featuring Kenneth City’s former council member Bonnie Noble. We hope she enjoyed her trip earlier this year.

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