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March 5, 2008 – Family, friends and neighbors are invited to
celebrate Duanesburg’s past, present and future during the
fifth annual Duanesburg Day on Saturday, March 29,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the middle/high school.
Sponsored by the Duanesburg Historical Society, the New York
Folklore Society, the Duanesburg Area Community Center and
the Duanesburg Central School District, the event offers
fun, educational activities, delicious food and
entertainment for the entire community.
Vendors: Please return your registration form as soon as
possible and no later than March 21. Space is limited.
Student projects, food,
entertainment and more
The day-long celebration will feature student exhibits
including an art show, historical projects, a paper “freedom
quilt” and much more. In addition, local artisans,
businesses and non-profit organizations of all kinds will
host informational booths throughout the day. Bring your
appetite and enjoy homemade foods for breakfast and lunch
while listening to a three-piece band sponsored by the
Parent-Teacher Student Organization (PTSO).
Duanesburg's history
If you're interested in learning more about Duanesburg's
history, take one (or both) of the guided bus tours to
historical landmarks—Quaker Street and the Episcopal Church.
Sign-up at the welcome table on the day of the event. Both
buses will depart from the middle/high school.
A growing community
Community members are invited to tour the recently finished
Duanesburg Area Community Center (DACC) on Victoria Drive.
Shuttles will be available throughout the day. The DACC will
also sponsor a Chopper Hopper for children.
Fundraisers to benefit Lees family,
Leo Club
The PTSO is sponsoring a mystery raffle, silent auction and
gently-used prom, semi-formal and concert dress/accessories
sale to benefit their Community Assistance Fund, which
supports local families in crisis. All proceeds will benefit
the Lees family to help them during this difficult time.
Members of the community who are willing to make a
donation or volunteer are encouraged to contact Hank Dunn at
895-2742. Current donations include gift certificates
from local businesses, gift baskets, antiques and
collectibles.
The middle/high school's
30-member Leo Club, will hold a cotton candy fundraiser to
support their charitable activities next year (e.g.,
Adopt-A-Family, Toys for Tots).
In the event of inclement weather, Duanesburg Day will be
rescheduled to Sunday, March 30, from 12 to 5 p.m.
For more information including
a complete schedule of events, visit the
Duanesburg Day section
of the district Web site.
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