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Home » Rudy Williams to Celebrate 1st Anniversary Home, 8.13.22
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Rudy Williams to Celebrate 1st Anniversary Home, 8.13.22

Doni GloverBy Doni GloverJuly 24, 202258 ViewsNo Comments1 Min Read
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Rudy Williams to Celebrate 1st Anniversary Home, 8.13.22

(BALTIMORE – July 24, 2022) – Rudy Williams is set to celebrate his 1st Anniversary home on August 13, 2022, at the Bambou Lounge (9p-2a, 229 N. Franklintown Rd.). After 31 years in prison, Rudy Williams has returned with a boom. He is an author and playwright who is a powerful example of how a person can turn a corner and establish a new way of living.

He’s been interviewed on BlackUSA.News, our sister network, and regularly contributes to discussions about making Baltimore City a better place to live.

Williams is an inspiration and we support his efforts. He is a dynamic person who is full of wisdom.

Happy Anniversary, Mr. Rudy!   

8.13.22 author books play playwright returning citizens Rudy Williams to Celebrate 1st Anniversary Home
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