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 Apr News from Vernon Grange No. 52

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

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 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

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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 Apr News from Simsbury Grange No. 197

March 2nd - Music Monday - featured Melanie Champagne and Riva Jean. These two fabulous musicians are singers/songwriters from the local area. We are getting quite a following now a year into our monthly music events. We had a great crowd and are looking forward to April.

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 Apr News from Ekonk Community Junior Grange No. 101

Ekonk Junior Grange recently held their Indoor Fun Night with baking contest. The kids had fun with the games, especially the balloons! They also impressed the judges with their baking skills!! All the recipes had to be from scratch, with taste, difficulty, creativity, and appearance taken into account. 11 year old Zöe blew all away with her cake.

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