20th Anniversary MLK Community Breakfast Sees Record Crowd

January 16, 2017 Social

Former schools Superintendent Frank Pepe exhorted attendees at the 20th annual MLK Community Breakfast to hold their leaders accountable, and to work for peace and justice.

A co-founder of the township’s longest-running multicultural event helped celebrate its 20th anniversary Jan. 16 with exhortations to hold leaders accountable and listen to one another.

Former schools Superintendent Frank Pepe spoke to more than 500 people at the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Community Breakfast, held at the DoubleTree Hotel on Atrium Drive. Pepe helped create the annual event with former police chief Daniel Livak and former Board of Education member Eva Nagy.

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