History in the News

The Cedar Mill Garden Club

The first meeting of the Cedar Mill Garden Club was held in 1946 in the Leedy Grange. Thirty-nine women became charter members, electing aptly named Rose Stalder Hohnstein president and setting annual dues at one dollar.

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Simply Divine Massage

The first time Sandi Fitts-Freeman encountered massage was at a party where some “LMTs” (Licensed Massage Therapist) were giving footrubs. “I didn’t grow up in a touchy-feely family,” she says, “but that’s changed now.” It felt so wonderful that she was hooked, and this experience led her to study massage.

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Next Meeting
Cedar Mill Business Association

Tuesday, April 20, 2004

Time: 12 noon
Place: Cedar Mill Community Library

Topic: Save Our Library

Speaker: Peter Leonard,
Cedar Mill Library director

Join us for lunch to find out how the library is funded and how you can help

FREE Chinese lunch, courtesy of China Rim
(bring your own beverage)

Meetings are free and open to anyone interested in
the Cedar Mill Business Community

Earth Day, Cedar Mill style

You are invited to celebrate Earth Day close to home on April 24th from 9 am-1 pm by joining your neighbors to restore Jackie Husen Park.

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Teufel Development update

On April 19, 2004, Polygon Homes and MGH Associates will hold another neighborhood meeting to discuss their plans for the Teufel Nursery property. The meeting will take place at 6 pm in the Community Room at the Cedar Mill library, and it’s open to all interested persons.

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Sunset High’s Special Education Program needs your help

Tracy Ramberg, a Special Education teacher at SHS, says, “We have a lot of students in our program who are from lower socio-economic standing. Many of these students are not able to afford school supplies, school clothes, gym clothing, etc.

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