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Dawn Fern says:

August 10, 2023 at 10:20 am

Thank you Becky and CUE for your wonderful instructors, classes, trips, knowledge and experiences you offer to our community!!
Keep up the fantastic work!!!
I will offer a creative movement, ballet or tap class in the future if you will have me.This fall and winter did not work for me but maybe 2024.

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1. Communities United in Education (CUE) says:
  
  August 10, 2023 at 1:20 pm
  
  Got this and your phone message! Thank you ! I will start working on classes for Jan-April in the next few weeks the deadline for getting those in the catalog will be Dec 1. I look forward to hearing from you! thanks
  
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TINA CARLSON says:

February 1, 2026 at 1:09 pm

Hi there
I am wanting to get ahold of Becky S. in regards to the chunky blanket class she had.
If she could send me a text or email, that would be great
Tina Carlson
920-843-0991
tmcarlson57@gmail.com

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