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Apr News from Wallingford Grange No. 33
APRIL 8, 2026 -- We hosted a youth event for youth to learn how to make their own ice cream in a mason jar. This involved lots of shaking of the ingredients in a mason jar to make the ice cream with the right consistency. Thank you to all who came and helped organize this event!
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Apr News from N. Stonington Community Grange No. 138
APRIL 8, 2026 -- April 10: Change is in the Air
April 24: Community Citizen and Seals and Certificates
Our February 13 program was full of Valentine fun.
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Apr News from Vernon Grange No. 52
APRIL 7, 2026 -- April 10: Dandelions
May 1: ; In Memoriam, Election of Officers
Our March meeting on Zoom featured a program on forest health in Connecticut.
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Apr News from Beacon Valley Grange No. 103
APRIL 7, 2026 -- Our meeting schedule for Feb. 13th was postponed until Feb. 27th. This meeting was canceled because of the ice, snow and limited parking.
We had hoped that our meetings would be back on schedule at the Grange hall for our March meeting. This was not the case. We met at Master Joanne’s house.
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Apr News from Riverton Grange No. 169
APRIL 7, 2026 -- April 10: Special Riverton Grange monthly membership meeting. Social at 6:30 PM; meeting at 7:00 PM. In-person meeting with Zoom option available; contact President Dave Roberts at 860-469-5067 or dave@daveroberts.org.
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Apr News from Taghhannuck Grange No. 100
APRIL 6, 2026 -- Apr. 9: Spring Cleaning In &; Out by all Members Cleaning begins at 6PM, Ref: Debbie Hanlon.
May 14: Bring your favorite picture by Mike Taylor Ref: Lynn Cline June 3: Cultivating/Care of Soil 4:30PM-6:00PM
June 6 &; 7: Rummage and Plant Sale 9AM-3PM
June 11: A Collaborative Effort by Lynn Kearcher Ref: Barbara Prindle
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