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Munch and music

The Community Center lobby at noon on Friday with a standing-room only crowd of happy people; a 90-something lady and an 18-month-old toddler who never stopped moving to the beat of the music; 200- plus voices raised in song to oldies and “America The Beautiful.”

Life is good and exactly as founders Evelyn Breting, Barbara Wyman and the Community Center Design Committee envisioned all those years ago.

Our thanks to them all.

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Munch and music

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Walt Franklin

The Community Center lobby at noon on Friday with a standing-room only crowd of happy people; a 90-something lady and an 18-month-old toddler who never stopped moving to the beat of the music; 200- plus voices raised in song to oldies and “America The Beautiful.”

Life is good and exactly as founders Evelyn Breting, Barbara Wyman and the Community Center Design Committee envisioned all those years ago.

Our thanks to them all.

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