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The Episcopal Church owns property in Tallahassee and its budget is used to fund the Oasis Center.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 8

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The Episcopal Church owns property in Tallahassee and its budget is used to fund the Oasis Center.

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Tallahassee Episcopal Church Oasis Center

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Aug 8Episcopal Church property in Tallahassee is being used to fund the Oasis Center.1 source
- yahoo.com
Apr 2Tallahassee Mayor moves to execute a contract with the Oasis Center.1 source
- wctv.tv

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The entities involved

Tallahassee
county seat of Leon County, Florida, USA and Florida federated state capital city
- Lobbying efforts are targeting the city council in Tallahassee.Mon 04:12
- Local government in Tallahassee debates property tax policy concerning Amendment 3.Fri 01:19
Episcopal Church
American Anglican denomination (1789-)
- Richard Harris advocated for social equality through government office and helped establish local Head Start presence via the Episcopal Church.Fri 23:51
Oasis Center
American nonprofit organization

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Aug 8yahoo.com
Apr 2wctv.tv