February 1, 2007 Issue #29
Experience Three Rivers
Community Newsletter
Greetings from the Greater Franklin Chamber of Commerce!
Make community involvement part of your new year, please share this newsletter with co-workers, friends and family, and as always, e-mail your community news as well as requests to be added to (or removed from) the e-mail list to Kelly Untiet at: info@experiencethreerivers.com. Enjoy!
NOTE: Beginning in March, local non-profit, Choose Franklin, has agreed to take over production of this newsletter. Events should still be submitted through www.experience3rivers.com. Please contact the Chamber office with any questions!
New Events
Franklin
Choose Franklin
February 1
The monthly meeting of Choose Franklin will be held Thursday, February 1st at the Opera House in Franklin at 8:00 am. This meeting will also act as Choose Franklin’s Annual Meeting because we will be approving bylaws, electing Advisory Board members, etc. The meeting will most likely run until 9:30.
National Wear Red Day!
February 2
Join the TRIP Center on February 2nd at 10:45 for National Wear Red Day, when Americans nationwide wear red to show their support for women's heart disease awareness. The Heart Truth—a national awareness campaign for women about heart disease—created and introduced the Red Dress as the national symbol for women and heart disease awareness in 2002 to deliver an urgent wakeup call to American women. The Red Dress reminds women of the need to protect their heart health, and inspires them to take action. National Wear Red Day promotes the symbol and provides an opportunity for everyone to unite in this life-saving awareness movement by showing off a favorite red dress, shirt, or tie, or Red Dress Pin. Join the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute; Office on Women's Health, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; WomenHeart: the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease; American Heart Association; and many other groups to promote National Wear Red Day in your local community. Did you know that heart disease is the number one cause of death for women and men? Most people don’t. Join guest speaker Melissa Rizzo from Franklin Regional Hospital for a discussion about how you can prevent heart disease. Informational handouts and prizes will be given. Be sure to wear red in support of the cause!
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 3
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition on February 3, 10, 17, and 24. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Franklin Opera House Emerging Artist Series
February 3
Join us Saturday, February 3, at 7:30 pm at the Franklin Opera House, 316 Central St, (also the Franklin City Hall) as we proudly present, as part of our Emerging Artists series, the talents of Jenn and Lisa Doscher, singing original folk music. Tickets are reasonably priced from $5 to $8. Please call the box office at (603) 934-1901 or visit our website at www.franklinoperahouse.org to purchase tickets or for more information.
AARP Tax Preparation
Begins February 5
Come in to the TRIP Center in Franklin and take advantage of this wonderful service. This is a free program and is open to the public. Call the TRIP Center to set up an appointment at 934-4151. Hours of operation are Mondays and Wednesdays between 9am and 4pm.
Healthy Eating to Help Lower Cholesterol
February 5
Join LRGHealthcare Dietitian Kathleen Hayward for a free program on healthy eating choices, the importance of fiber and exercise, and a breakdown on ways to improve your HDL, LDL, and Triglycerides numbers. Event to take place from 6-7:30pm at LRGH. Please call 527-2997 or 934-2060 ext. 369 to register or for more information.
Servicelink
February 8
Eve Slawsky will be at the TRIP Center February 8th at 10:30 am to discuss this helpful senior assistance program. Eve will set aside some one on one time for those with specific questions.
Christmas Tree Shop Trip
February 8
Enjoy another great trip to the Christmas Tree Shop. There are always lots of great buys to be found and it is fun just to look around. We will stop for lunch along the way. Bus will leave at 9:00 am. Transportation costs $6.00 per person and lunch is your responsibility.
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 10
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition on February 3, 10, 17, and 24. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Foxwoods Casino
February 10
This trip, open to the public, is a fun filled day of gambling, shopping, and dining. Pick up the deluxe motor coach at the TRIP Center at 7am. The coach will drop you back off at the Center at 7pm. The cost, $30 per person, includes transportation and the bonus package in place. Call 934-4151 or stop by the center to sign up. Payment is due at the time of sign up.
Mystery Lunch
February 12
Join the TRIP Center for a nice meal out with friends. This is a great opportunity to end up at a restaurant you have never tried before. Maybe you will discover a new favorite lunch spot. Sign up soon, this trip fills up fast. The cost of transportation is $5.00 per person and leaves the Center at 10:30. Lunch is your responsibility.
Scrap booking with Jodi Breen
February 12
Are you looking for time to work on your albums? Are you looking for fresh ideas and new techniques? Imagine a room full of people with energy, enthusiasm and a common goal - completed albums! My Workshop is a great way to get inspiration, share ideas and, of course, complete pages. Beginners are welcome! Workshop begins at 6:00 at the TRIP Center. Fee is $5 and includes a lesson and materials. Please RSVP to Jodie Breen (CMjodie@aol.com or 968-2176) or the TRIP Center at 934-4151.
Valentine’s Day Lunch
February 14
Bring someone you love to this delicious meal at the TRIP Center. We will be serving pork loin, baked apples, whipped potatoes, vegetable blend, rolls and butter, with an ice cream social to follow. Enjoy your ice cream while listening to the beautiful music of singer/guitar player Louis Rule. You won’t want to miss this lovely lunch. Begins at 11:30 am.
Come See the Boston Celtics
February 14
The Franklin Parks and Recreation Department will be taking a trip to the TD Banknorth Garden for the Boston Celtics vs. Milwaukee Bucks game on Wednesday, February 14th. The game starts at 7:30pm and the bus will be departing from the Franklin Recreation Center at 4:30pm. The registration deadline is Monday, January 8th, and a maximum of 50 individuals will be accepted. Cost for this trip is $45.00 (which includes coach bus transportation and a ticket for lower level seating ôsection 20 ô), and must be paid in full by January 8th. After January 8th no refunds will be allowed and tickets will no longer be held. Children twelve and under must be accompanied by an adult. For more information contact the department at 934-2118 or e-mail at rec@franklinnh.org.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
February 14
Franklin Savings Bank is proud to be the annual sponsor of the American Red Cross Community Blood Drive, this year to be held on Wednesday, February 14, 2007 (Valentines Day) from 1:00pm – 6:00pm at the St. Paul’s Parish Center in Franklin. Conveniently located at 15 Elkins Street, the Center is just a block from Central Street. Last year, 82 donors, including 3 first-time donors, generously donated the gift of life. As you may be aware, blood supplies are critically low. Please consider donating as giving blood this time of year is crucial. Please bring with you: a blood donor card or valid picture ID as one form of ID is required to donate. As a thank you, each presenting volunteer donor will receive a certificate for one free cheese pizza or 1-topping personal pan pizza.
It’s All About You! Making Healthy Choices that Fit Your Lifestyle
February 15
In this free program, you will learn how to make healthy choices that fit your lifestyle so that you can do the things that you want to do. Take away an Owner’s Manual for your body that will teach you how to fuel it and move it for a fun and healthy life. Learn how to be realistic, adventurous, flexible, and active! Event to take place between 6:00-7:30pm at FRH. Please call 527-2997 or 934-2060 ext. 369 to register or for more information.
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 17
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition on February 3, 10, 17, and 24. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Webster Lake Fishing Derby
February 17
The fishing derby will take place on Webster Lake on February 17 and 18. Registration, hot food, prizes, a bonfire and restrooms will be available at Griffin Beach on Webster Avenue. This traditional event is great for families and is open to anglers of all ages. Thirty-six trophies will be awarded to children 15 and under, and additional cash prizes will be awarded to the largest fish caught in several categories on both days of the event. From its creation, this derby has been geared toward the younger children. For the second year we will again feature the “Teach a Kid to Fish” Clinic where any child 15 or younger, accompanied by an adult, can learn how to ice fish with one of our experts. The clinic will take place on February 17 at 9:00 a.m. All anglers must comply with NH Fish & Game laws. Hot food and refreshments will be served. Pre-registration is $10 for adults and $2 for children 15 and under. On site registration is $15 for adults and $5 for children up to 15. Pre-registration prices are valid through noon on February 17. Pre-registration may be done at Newfound Sales & Trading Post, located at 414 Central St., Franklin or 381 Lake Street, Bristol. Registration may also be done at the fishing derby on Saturday from 5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. Sponsors of the 2007 fishing derby are the Franklin Elks Lodge 1280, the Webster Lake Association and the Franklin Outing Club. For more information, contact Miles Pellegrini at 724-6584.
Webster Lake Fishing Derby
February 18
The fishing derby will take place on Webster Lake on February 17 and 18. Registration, hot food, prizes, a bonfire and restrooms will be available at Griffin Beach on Webster Avenue. This traditional event is great for families and is open to anglers of all ages. Thirty-six trophies will be awarded to children 15 and under, and additional cash prizes will be awarded to the largest fish caught in several categories on both days of the event. From its creation, this derby has been geared toward the younger children. For the second year we will again feature the “Teach a Kid to Fish” Clinic where any child 15 or younger, accompanied by an adult, can learn how to ice fish with one of our experts. The clinic will take place on February 17 at 9:00 a.m. All anglers must comply with NH Fish & Game laws. Hot food and refreshments will be served. Pre-registration is $10 for adults and $2 for children 15 and under. On site registration is $15 for adults and $5 for children up to 15. Pre-registration prices are valid through noon on February 17. Pre-registration may be done at Newfound Sales & Trading Post, located at 414 Central St., Franklin or 381 Lake Street, Bristol. Registration may also be done at the fishing derby on Saturday from 5:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and on Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m. Sponsors of the 2007 fishing derby are the Franklin Elks Lodge 1280, the Webster Lake Association and the Franklin Outing Club. For more information, contact Miles Pellegrini at 724-6584.
It’s All About You! Making Healthy Choices that Fit Your Lifestyle
February 20
In this free program, you will learn how to make healthy choices that fit your lifestyle so that you can do the things that you want to do. Take away an Owner’s Manual for your body that will teach you how to fuel it and move it for a fun and healthy life. Learn how to be realistic, adventurous, flexible, and active! Event to take place between 6:00-7:30pm at FRH. Please call 527-2997 or 934-2060 ext. 369 to register or for more information.
Nutrition for a Healthy Pregnancy
February 21
Considering pregnancy? Already pregnant? Learn how to eat to give your baby the best start possible. Areas discussed include weight gain, folic acid and tips for coping with morning sickness. Free of charge. Wed, February 21st, 6:00-7:30pm, Franklin Regional Hospital. Please call 934-2060 ext. 369 to register.
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 24
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition on February 3, 10, 17, and 24. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Hill
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 5
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition at the Jennie Blake School on Monday February 5, and Monday, February 12 from 4-7 p.m. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Flapjack Pancake Breakfast
February 10
The Jennie D. Blake Elementary PTO will be hosting a Flapjack pancake breakfast on Feb. 10th 2007 from 7:30am till 10:30 am at Applebee's 75 Laconia Rd Tilton NH tickets at the door are $8.00 come bring your VALENTINES FOR A GREAT BREAKFAST and have your pictures with your sweet-heart by donations. Come help support out school. For more formation call, 934-3751.
Free Income Tax Preparation
February 12
Free Income Tax Preparation will again be offered by the Franklin Asset Building Coalition at the Jennie Blake School on Monday February 5, and Monday, February 12 from 4-7 p.m. IRS-certified volunteers will provide the tax preparation, particularly for families that qualify for the Earned Income Tax Credit. Those that do are also eligible to open a “Smart CD,” a certificate of deposit that offers a match of up to $200 kept on deposit for one year. For more information, or to make an appointment, please call 934.3315.
Laconia
Healthy Eating to Help Lower Cholesterol
February 12
Join LRGHealthcare Dietitian Kathleen Hayward for a free program on healthy eating choices, the importance of fiber and exercise, and a breakdown on ways to improve your HDL, LDL, and Triglycerides numbers. Event to take place from 6-7:30pm at LRGH. Please call 527-2997 or 934-2060 ext. 369 to register or for more information.
Sanbornton
Valentine Sweethearts Tea at Topiary
February 10
Set the Mood for Romance with the Valentine Sweethearts Tea at TOPIARY. Savories, Scones, Sweets & Tea at a Candlelit table with, a Rose and Complimentary Surprises including a Permanent Botanical Arrangement to bring home! The All Inclusive Price Includes Traditional English Sweet & Savory Tea, Complimentary Treats, Rose, Arrangement & NH Tax & Gratuity! $75 per couple. Saturdays, February 10th & 17th, Sundays, February 11th & 18th and Wednesday, February 14th. 12, 2:30 & 5pm by Reservation Only! Call 603 934-3221 for more information.
Valentine Sweethearts Tea at Topiary
February 11
Set the Mood for Romance with the Valentine Sweethearts Tea at TOPIARY. Savories, Scones, Sweets & Tea at a Candlelit table with, a Rose and Complimentary Surprises including a Permanent Botanical Arrangement to bring home! The All Inclusive Price Includes Traditional English Sweet & Savory Tea, Complimentary Treats, Rose, Arrangement & NH Tax & Gratuity! $75 per couple. Saturdays, February 10th & 17th, Sundays, February 11th & 18th and Wednesday, February 14th. 12, 2:30 & 5pm by Reservation Only! Call 603 934-3221 for more information.
Valentine Sweethearts Tea at Topiary
February 14
Set the Mood for Romance with the Valentine Sweethearts Tea at TOPIARY. Savories, Scones, Sweets & Tea at a Candlelit table with, a Rose and Complimentary Surprises including a Permanent Botanical Arrangement to bring home! The All Inclusive Price Includes Traditional English Sweet & Savory Tea, Complimentary Treats, Rose, Arrangement & NH Tax & Gratuity! $75 per couple. Saturdays, February 10th & 17th, Sundays, February 11th & 18th and Wednesday, February 14th. 12, 2:30 & 5pm by Reservation Only! Call 603 934-3221 for more information.
Valentine Sweethearts Tea at Topiary
February 17
Set the Mood for Romance with the Valentine Sweethearts Tea at TOPIARY. Savories, Scones, Sweets & Tea at a Candlelit table with, a Rose and Complimentary Surprises including a Permanent Botanical Arrangement to bring home! The All Inclusive Price Includes Traditional English Sweet & Savory Tea, Complimentary Treats, Rose, Arrangement & NH Tax & Gratuity! $75 per couple. Saturdays, February 10th & 17th, Sundays, February 11th & 18th and Wednesday, February 14th. 12, 2:30 & 5pm by Reservation Only! Call 603 934-3221 for more information.
Valentine Sweethearts Tea at Topiary
February 18
Set the Mood for Romance with the Valentine Sweethearts Tea at TOPIARY. Savories, Scones, Sweets & Tea at a Candlelit table with, a Rose and Complimentary Surprises including a Permanent Botanical Arrangement to bring home! The All Inclusive Price Includes Traditional English Sweet & Savory Tea, Complimentary Treats, Rose, Arrangement & NH Tax & Gratuity! $75 per couple. Saturdays, February 10th & 17th, Sundays, February 11th & 18th and Wednesday, February 14th. 12, 2:30 & 5pm by Reservation Only! Call 603 934-3221 for more information.
Tilton
Flapjack Pancake Breakfast
February 10
The Jennie D. Blake Elementary PTO will be hosting a Flapjack pancake breakfast on Feb. 10th 2007 from 7:30am till 10:30 am at Applebee's 75 Laconia Rd Tilton NH tickets at the door are $8.00 come bring your VALENTINES FOR A GREAT BREAKFAST and have your pictures with your sweet-heart by donations. Come help support out school. For more formation call, 934-3751.
Upcoming Events
Come see the Boston Bruins
March 1
The Franklin Parks and Recreation Department will be taking a trip to the TD Banknorth Garden for the Boston Bruins vs. Philadelphia Flyers game on Thursday, March 1st. The game begins at 7:00pm and the bus will be departing from the Franklin Recreation Center at 4:00pm. All tickets must be paid in full by Monday, January 29th ; after January 29th, no refunds will be allowed and tickets will no longer be held. The cost for this trip is $35.00 (which includes coach bus transportation and game ticket). We will be taking a maximum of 50 individuals; children twelve and under must be accompanied by an adult. For more information contact the department at 934-2118 or e-mail at rec@franklinnh.org
Youth Archery
March 6
The Franklin Parks and Recreation Department, in conjunction with New England School of Archery, is offering a youth archery clinic for ages eight and up on Tuesday, March 6th from 6:00pm-7:00pm at the Franklin Recreation Center. The cost for this program is $10.00 per person. For more information or to register, contact the Franklin Parks and Recreation Department at 934-2118 or e-mail rec@franklinnh.org.
Franklin VNA Hospice Volunteer Training
March 6 through April 10
The Hospice Program of the Franklin Visiting Nurse Association & Hospice will be offering free hospice volunteer training on 6 consecutive Tuesdays starting: March 6, 2007 through April 10, 2007 from 2:00 – 5:00 PM at the VNA office, 75 Chestnut St, Franklin. Hospice volunteers are adult men and women of all ages and backgrounds who offer their time to assist the hospice team with patient care and family support. Volunteers enhance the quality of life for those receiving hospice care. For further information call Linda Hebert, Hospice Volunteer Coordinator at the Franklin VNA & Hospice at 934-3454.
Diabetes Fair: The Latest and Greatest in Diabetes Care!
March 7
Come and see the latest in blood sugar monitors, insulin, pumps, diabetes supplies, and foot care. There will also be exhibits on exercise and nutrition. A team of nurses and dietitians will be available to answer your questions. . Call 527-2850 for more information. Wednesday, March 7th, 12:00-2:00 pm, Franklin Regional Hospital
The Russian American Kids Circus
March 10
Plan now for Saturday, March 10, (two shows, at noon and 2 pm) when the circus comes to town! The Russian American Kids Circus visits the Opera House for a return engagement with new acts to titillate and amaze! Mark your calendars for the season’s premiere family event!
10th Franklin Sportsmen’s Show
March 10
The Greater Franklin Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 10th Annual Franklin Sportsmen’s Show on March 10th and 11th at the Franklin Middle School, 200 Sanborn Street in Franklin. As our community’s only event dedicated solely to those who love the outdoors, this is a great opportunity to see the best new products and most accomplished sportsmen in New England! Visit the many vendors, take in a free seminar, and enjoy hearty refreshments! With almost a decade of success, booth space is sure to go fast. If you have any questions in relation to the Sportsmen’s Show, please do not hesitate to contact the Chamber office at (603)934-6909.
10th Franklin Sportsmen’s Show
March 11
The Greater Franklin Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the 10th Annual Franklin Sportsmen’s Show on March 10th and 11th at the Franklin Middle School, 200 Sanborn Street in Franklin. As our community’s only event dedicated solely to those who love the outdoors, this is a great opportunity to see the best new products and most accomplished sportsmen in New England! Visit the many vendors, take in a free seminar, and enjoy hearty refreshments! With almost a decade of success, tickets are sure to go fast. If you have any questions in relation to the Sportsmen’s Show, please do not hesitate to contact the Chamber office at (603)934-6909.
Free Computer Class
March 20 - 29
Intro to Computers is a free two-week beginner’s class open to any adults wishing to build their confidence in using a computer. No experience necessary... Relaxed, fun, and free! Class meets Tues. & Thurs. 10am - 12noon. Call 934-4400 to register.
Free GED Practice Test
March 24
If you need your GED and are wondering if you are ready for the exam or if you wish to identify your strengths and weaknesses to prepare for the GED Exam, take the official GED Practice Test at On-Track Training! We will test you on all GED subjects in a simulated testing environment. Receive your scores the same day! Test is scheduled for 9:00am - 1:30pm. Call to register: 934-4400.
Did You Know?
With the approach of the 10th Annual Franklin Sportsmen’s Show, the Greater Franklin Chamber of Commerce has once again joined forces with some amazing vendors to provide top notch raffle prizes including: .50 Cal. inline Muzzleloader by Millennium Designed Muzzleloaders, Striped Bass Fishing Trip by Fish 4 U Charters, Lake Winni Fishing Trip by Hooked on Salmon Fishing Charters, Maine Deer Hunting Trip for 1 by Allagash Sporting Camps, and the grand prize...a Lake Ontario Fishing Trip for 4 (lodging included) on June 9, 2007 by Bill Saiff Charters. Tickets are $5 a piece or 5 for $20. Don’t let this chance pass you by! Tickets are available at the main office of Franklin Savings Bank in downtown Franklin, RE/MAX Intentions, and the Chamber office. For more information call, 934-6909.
The Odell Park Centennial Committee has requested funds from the Hamburger Helper - My Hometown Helper program. They need your help!!! The more comments that are posted on their project page the better. The Committee would appreciate it if you could make a comment to support the project and share this information with as many people as possible! To post your comments visit, www.myhometownhelper.com/ViewProject.aspx?tell=2&id=11235.
Spring Term of Franklin Adult High School begins February 11. Registration for courses is from February 5 to February 8 from 5:00 - 8:00 PM at Franklin High School in Room 302. Both academic and non-credit enrichment courses are being offered. Academic courses run for 15 weeks and enrichment courses, 3-6 weeks. Contact Margaret Edgecomb, Program Director, for further information.
Seeking Volunteers
The TRIP Center is looking for donations of computer/copier paper. We could also use printer cartridges for our Epson Stylus C86. If you are looking to give the Center a holiday gift these items would be a huge help. The TRIP Center can be reached at 934-4151.
Andover Community Access Cable TV is looking for one or more volunteers to update the on-air bulletin board every week. Computer experience is nice, but will train an interested person. For more information contact Charlie Darling, station manager, at 735-6099 or Charlie@andovercabletv.com.
The Proctor Volunteerism program would like to extend its community service based mission to the town and its people in need. This program involves a few students in the afternoon for two hours or so, two to three times per week when school is in session. If you, your club, or your association needs help, or if you know someone who could use assistance please contact Eric Viandier at 735-5149 or eric_viander@proctornet.com.
The Twin Rivers Interfaith Food Pantry (TRIFP) needs your help!!! Currently, the pantry in need of funds to help continue operations and meet the needs of our community. We fed 13,503 meals in the month of February 2006. We average approximately 12,000 meals each month throughout the year serving eight communities, Andover, Danbury, Franklin, Hill, Northfield, Salisbury, Sanbornton and Tilton. We purchase the food by the pound from the New Hampshire Food Bank through donations and are blessed to have USDA food and donations from Hannaford. We have never turned away a family in need, from any area, without food and a telephone number of a Food Pantry located in the area in which they live. The Twin Rivers Food Pantry is supported strictly through generous donations, of funds, time, talents, resources and prayers. We are very fortunate to have friends and benefactors willing to come together with mutual respect and a purposeful vision of feeding the hungry. Please feel welcome at any time to come and visit the TRIFP. We welcome any visitors and welcome ideas and suggestions. Our hours of operation by volunteers only are; Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 am to 11:00 am and Wednesdays from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. We are located at Central Street at the St Jude’s Church (the brown building across from the public library).
We hope you’ve enjoyed this issue of the Three Rivers Newsletter.
Thanks for reading; now you’re ready to enjoy our community!
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