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Pacific historical society board to seek up to $25,000 Missouri Humanities grant for plaques and walking tour
Summary
The Pacific Historical Society board voted to forward a proposal to the mayor and aldermen to pursue a Missouri Humanities semiquincentennial grant of up to $25,000 to complete a plaque project and walking-tour brochure; the group said $30,000 is already budgeted and in-kind work could count toward the match.
The Pacific Historical Society board voted to forward a proposal to the mayor and board of aldermen to apply for a Missouri Humanities semiquincentennial grant that opens Dec. 1 and closes Jan. 1.
"We can ask for up to 25,000 for the semi quintentennial grant," said Chairman Dennis Oliver, who presented the opportunity after staff member Kelly suggested the society submit its historical-plaque and walking-tour project. The presenter said the grant is competitive and that Missouri Humanities has approximately $1,000,000 available across awards.
The society already has $30,000 budgeted for the plaque project, the board was told, and would use the grant to finish research, obtain quotes for plaques, and produce a brochure and…
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