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The Center will be CLOSED Monday and Tuesday

Post author:Lynn
Post published:October 28, 2012
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We are planning on being closed both Monday and Tuesday due to Hurricane Sandy. Please stay safe! We will keep you posted on how things are at the Center, and hope to be back for Wednesday. Check back here for updates!

Good luck, be safe

xoxo

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