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Apr 9, 2020

If you have an internet connection, we’d like to hear from you. Like and follow CPS-ECP social media paged and invite your friends and other members to do the same!
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Discover what other CPS-ECP members are doing during this challenging time, what the National Office has planned, what on-line courses are available or upcoming and most importantly what fun events are planned in your area.

See all the links under this message. If you need help you can contact Elizabeth at liznorthbay@gmail.com.

Stay safe!

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