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Date/Time
02/22/2015
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Location
STHS Schoolhouse
Abstract works inspired by the Ramstonev Co-operative Project.
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Schoolhouse Open House Closed
Weekly Schoolhouse Open House is closed until further notice.
Aquetong Spring Park Stream Restoration Completed
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2020 Impression-Sips
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We regret to inform you that because of the Coronavirus Health Crisis we are canceling the March 29th Sips. We are offering either a refund by check or a raincheck for your choice of any of the 3 of next year’s Sips. “Bonfire” will be included in the choices. Please email your choice to soleburyhistory@gmail.com by the end of March. We will mail your check to the address you gave when you ordered your tickets on Paypal.
xox EBO (elbow bumps, only) Mel
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