Former Gov. Blanchard To Interview Cokie Roberts At The Wharton Center

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Published November 1, 2018 at 11:51 AM EDT

James Blanchard, Cokie Roberts — Left: former MI Gov. James Blanchard, Right: Journalist Cokie Roberts

NPR and ABC journalist Cokie Roberts will be the guest of former Michigan governor James Blanchard at The Governor Jim Blanchard Public Service Forum at the Wharton Center.

The event is Tuesday, November 27 at The Wharton Center.

Event details at whartoncenter.com

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