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WakeUP Wake giving 2011 Volunteer of the Year Award to Great Schools in Wake Coalition

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The Great Schools in Wake Coalition, which is the darling of area liberal groups, is getting another award tonight.

WakeUP Wake County is giving GSIW one of its 2011 Volunteer of the Year awards at tonight's annual meeting. Great Schools was formed by WakeUP Wake.

WakeUP Wake has been cheering about last fall's election takeover by the new Democratic school board majority. The group has taken credit for the change.

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This Is Laughable...

I just clicked on Wake Up Wake and see that Yveonne Brannon is the chair.  WOW...let's see how many other useless awards this group will get before they are done.   Maybe Bev wants to give them Long Leaf Pine Award on her way out!

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T. Keung Hui covers Wake schools.
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