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Assistant Principal Kristin Walker's Radio Interview w/ Larry Wilson on Main Street Weekend

Kristin Walker, Micanopy Academy's Assistant Principal, was recently interviewed on the popular Sunday public affairs show hosted by Larry Wilson on:

I Am Country 106.9 WPLL, Classic Hits 100.9 WXJZ & 100.5 The Buzz!
















 
 
 

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