Montgomery leaders welcome delegation from sister city in Italy
Nov 11, 2015
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Mayor Massimo Mallegni of Montgomery's sister city Pietrasanta, Italy was welcomed to Montgomery Monday. His visit is part of a week-long cultural exchange. Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange will introduce the Italian delegation to the region's rich cultural and historic resources.
On Monday the group visited the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts where they enjoyed the art and were shown a special ballet. Mallegni also brought something special along with him.
Source: http://www.wsfa.com/
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