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Addie Lee Green Bio

By Will Stribling Will Stribling | July 3, 2019
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Addie Lee Green previously served as election commissioner in Bolton and as a city alderwoman. She studied sociology at Jackson State University.

Green is a member of Chapel Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Bolton.

 

About Will Stribling

Will Stribling

A native of Vicksburg, Will is one of Mississippi Today’s editorial interns. He is a senior studying print journalism and philosophy at the University of Mississippi. During the school year, he serves as news director for the campus radio station, Rebel Radio. Previously, Will worked as an intern reporter for The Vicksburg Post and as an associate editor for the Hinds County Gazette. His work has also appeared in The Wayne County News, The Grenada Star, The Oxford Citizen and The Daily Mississippian.

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