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The cost of the five-class program is . To register, go to the event’s registration’s website. For more information, contact Charmayne Mitchell at 775-790-3951. Persons in need of special accommodations or assistance should contact Paul Lessick, civil rights and compliance coordinator, at702-257-5577 at least five days prior to the scheduled event with their needs or for more information.
