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William Aramony is back on the streets.
Non-profit Times, The, March, 2002 by Sinclair, Matthew
It sounds like a ghost story told around a camp fire. And, it may go down as a legend, but the same story echoed in United Way offices around the country this fall: Bill Aramony had been spotted walking his dog on North Fairfax Street in Alexandria, Va., blocks away from the United Way of America office.
After 10 years, mentioning William Aramony's name still stirs a pot of United Way angst. Emails buzz, headsup telephone calls ring in offices and people quickly ask to go off the record.
Aramony, the former United Way boss convicted of stealing from the organization, is free from the Federal Prison Camp at Seymour Johnson Alr Force Base, near Goldsboro, N.C., where he finished serving his seven-year term. The sightings spurred conversations about what...
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