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Friday, December 05, 2008

Legacy Communities brunch on looking for solutions

The Legacy Communities Initiative is hosting a brunch to unveil "A Solution Comparable to the Scale of the Problem," on Monday, December 15.

They are looking for participants. You are encouraged to send them information like your business card, brochures, newsletters and/or any samples you want to share with others. Please send or bring any materials by December 12, to UEC, 3672 Grand Avenue.

Send at least 100 of any promotional materials or samples you would want to share.

Please RSVP by Phone or e-mail by Monday, December 8 so that we can appropriately plan for meals and special packets for each guest.

You will receive a formal invitation with location and additional details later.

Please call Avis at 305-446-3095 or e-mail to cgfyicad@bellsouth.net. The December 15 event is from 10 am to noon

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