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  • Upcoming Events

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    We list upcoming events of interest to the History Community, updated weekly.   View these events here

  • Next MHA Meeting

    Due to the ongoing COVID crisis, the MHA Dinner Meeting in November has been canceled.  We hope to be able to hold our next regular dinner meeting next year, in March.  Watch for information on this in the January Dandelion news letter and in the weekly emails.

  • Next Docent Meeting

    Tuesday, December 1, via ZOOM

    Business meeting at 10, program at 11

    Sharing Holiday Stories

     

    Our annual Christmas Tea at the church has been canceled this year, so on December 1st the docents will be the featured guests.  We will “Zoom” together and share holiday stories.  Nothing can replace the personal contact we have enjoyed both with each other and our friends in the history community, but online meetings have become quite popular.  While sipping our favorite tea at home, we can chat for a few minutes about family memories growing up, activities with our children, past holiday trips, special meals, a funny incident, or any other holiday topic.

    Everyone agrees it’s important to stay connected.  Even though we will miss a big part of our annual Tea – all the wonderful food and decorations – we can still take a few minutes to reflect and share stories.  So, think about a story to share, put on the tea kettle, grab a treat and get ready to join in.

    Since we won’t be meeting in person and bringing gifts for Toys for Tots, the Docent Board will send a direct contribution.

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    MHA Newsletter - March 2020
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