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Local 4th degree black sash kung fu master to hold classes

By Darlene Campbell

Chad Snider of the Garlin Community obtained his 4th Degree Black Sash certification from Master Tim Pickens of Albany, holder of the Ng Family System Seal, on Saturday. This is an accomplishment that takes years of intensive study and training. Chad conducts classes in the Green River Arts building, 106 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY. - Darlene Campbell




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Local 4th degree black sash kung fu master to hold classes



2016-06-05 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Darlene Campbell.
Chad Snider of the Garlin Community obtained his 4th Degree Black Sash certification from Master Tim Pickens of Albany, holder of the Ng Family System Seal, on Saturday. This is an accomplishment that takes years of intensive study and training. Chad conducts classes in the Green River Arts building, 106 Jamestown Street, Columbia, KY. - Darlene Campbell

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