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Atlanta mayor issues excuse note for sold-out Dream Finals Game 6

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Atlanta mayor issues excuse note for sold-out Dream Finals Game 6 — Altamonte Springs Government news

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens asked local employers and educators to excuse residents who take time during the workday Thursday to cheer on the Atlanta Dream in Game 6 of the WNBA Finals.

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