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Boys & Girls Club raises more than $3,000 at event
Last Thursday, about 250 kids and 150 adults attended West Salem Boys & Girls Club fall fundraiser at the Lions Shelter. Not only did everyone have a great time enjoying fun, food and games, but more than $3,000 was raised for the club.

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News Boys and Girls Club ahead of schedule
The outside shell of the Boys and Girls Club’s new facility is just about finished and the inside is going up one room at a time as the club is expected to be ready by the end of October.

Read more on Alice Echo-News Journal

Fall Athletics at the Boys & Girls Club
It’s that time of year again. The Boys & Girls Club of East Aurora is ready to kick off another great year. The club opened Mon., Sept. 13 and is offering some new sports activities.

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Play volleyball abroad
Sports For Youth Foundation is currently accepting player applications from Canadian and American boys and girls, age 15 – 20, who are accomplished High School or Club volleyball players.

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REGION: Hundreds volunteer to spruce up area
The Boys & Girls Club on Pujol Street in Temecula got a fresh coat of paint, new ceiling lights and its air conditioner repaired Saturday.

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REGION: Hundreds volunteer to spruce up area
The Boys & Girls Club on Pujol Street in Temecula got afresh coat of paint, new ceiling lights and its air conditionerrepaired Saturday.

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Goshen cop vows to help teens
Officer James Taylor sees the need every day. He has made it his personal goal to see that kids have a place to go and activities to keep them off the streets. To him, the answer is a Boys and Girls Club for Goshen Township.

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Bulletin Board
Girl Scout registration Girl Scouts 2010-2011 fall registration is Tuesday, 5:30-7 p.m., in the hall on first floor at Central School. Use the Fourth Avenue Boys & Girls Club entrance. Call Jeana Barnhart, 480-2190, or Deb Rassier, 480-9236, with questions.

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Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County win awards for cooking, baseball and family programming
MARTIN COUNTY — Triumphing over other Boys & Girls Club branches from throughout Florida, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Martin County has won awards for its gardening and cooking, baseball and family programming.

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Boys & Girls Club banquet Thursday
The Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Mississippi will host its 16th annual banquet Thursday night in the sixth-floor community room at Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center.

Read more on McComb Enterprise-Journal

New Optimist Club?
After receiving inquiries from area residents, Optimist International has asked the Optimist Club of Redlands to assist with the development of a new Optimist Club in the Highland and San Bernardino area.

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WOLVES CLUB
Northern State will host a fall membership drive kick-off/ice cream social at 6:30 tonight at the Barnett Center in Aberdeen. Wolves Club members and potential members/fans are invited to meet the fall sports athletes and coaches.

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Sounds of Mardi Gras bring joy, fun to park
VINELAND — Sounds of the bayou floated through the air at Giampietro Park this weekend at the Boys and Girls Club’s second annual Jam in the Park Mardi Gras.

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Valley business briefs for Sunday, Aug. 22
Money for the Sunshine Coach was raised during an annual Big 106 “Radiothon,” as well as Regal Theatres’ “Variety Paper Hearts Campaign.” The Boys & Girls Club of Coachella Valley has more than 5,000 members in its Coachella, Desert Hot Springs, Indio and La Quinta clubs, board president Doug Miller said in a statement.

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Watchung Hills Lacrosse Club sets clinic series
WARREN TWP. — The Watchung Hills Lacrosse Club will offer a series of clinics this fall for children in kindergarten-third grades. The clinics have been scheduled for Sundays Sept. 12, 19 and Oct. 3, 19 and 17 with registration fees of $100 for children in kindergarten and $120 for all others.

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