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211, 2021

November is CPR Month!!

By |November 2nd, 2021|Categories: Community, News and Notices, Recreation and Culture|

November is CPR Month!! CPR Month is a annual campaign to promote the importance of CPR as a lifesaving skill and encourage everyone to take CPR training. Red Cross will be promoting the message that the best way to be prepared for a medical emergency is by taking a Red Cross CPR/AED course and ensuring certification is up to date. Follow along for more.

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2910, 2021

Feature Photo – October 29, 2021

By |October 29th, 2021|Categories: Community, News and Notices, Recreation and Culture|

Feature photo by Edwin Pierrot. Caption also by Edwin Pierrot: "Rising in the call Rising in the Morn Rising in the Dawn Rising to the Beginning   Rising in this Faith Rising in this Strength Rising like this Serenity Rising to the Beginning   Rising in the heart Rising in the Soul Rising like the eastern Gold Rising to The Beginning   Rising in the Good Rising in the Great [...]

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