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Michael Simpson ‘86

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  • February 26, 2021
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Michael Simpson ‘86 (New England, MS) wrote “My Turn: Public works – an opportunity for bipartisanship” for the Concord Monitor, “An opportunity for bipartisanship in public works” for the Union Leader, and “Column: President Biden should go big on infrastructure” for Valley News.

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