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March 2021 News from Mountain Laurel Pomona No. 15
March 3, 2021 -- March 6: Pomona Meeting
The next meeting of Mountain Laurel Pomona will be held on Zoom on Saturday, March 6 beginning at 4:00 P.M. ; It may not be in-person but it is a great opportunity to see folks you haven’t seen in a while.
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March 2021 News from Vernon Grange No. 52
March 2, 2021 -- March 5: Color Our World Apr. 2: Spring Cleaning.
We shared the Love at our February Zoom meeting with an excellent program by Lecturer Cheryl Robinson. It is difficult enough to do a really good program at a regular in-person meeting, but even more difficult at a virtual Zoom meeting. Well done Cherie.
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March 2021 News from Glastonbury Grange No. 26
March 2, 2021 -- March 4: 2021 “March Winds” 6:30 p.m. on Zoom
April ; 1: “April Fool’s Day” ; 6:30 p.m. on Zoom
Glastonbury Grange met on Feb. 4th on Zoom. We had a good meeting and want to thank our Lecturer for persevering.
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March 2021 News from Cheshire Grange No. 23
March 1, 2021 -- March 3- Maple Season
Our first zoom meeting on February 3rd worked out rather well all things considered. Our thanks to our State Membership Director, Faith Quinlan, for her help in setting up the link, for the meeting.
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Hank's Hankerings: Slow Cooker Corned Beef & Cabbage Soup
March 1, 2021 -- Corned Beef and Cabbage is a March meal tradition. But it can be the same year after year. How about kicking it up a notch by turning it into a tasty soup! GimmeSomeOven.com has the perfect easy to prepare recipe - and it’s made in the slow cooker.
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From the State Secretary: February Was a Difficult Month
March 1, 2021 -- So much has happened since the last issue. My apologies for delays at the State Office during the last couple of weeks. Early in February I contracted COVID-19 and wound- up living in my unfinished basement for 10 days.
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