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Kaolin Davis is an artist whose handcrafted glass medallions are presented to special award winners at the Swim for Life event.

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8 January 2010 by David W. Dunlap Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: 250 to 299 Commercial Street, Commercial Street (All) | Leave a comment

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