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May 20 June 3,10.17.24
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Open House. Music, puppets, and more music. Featuring all ages green screen fun. Noon - 2:30 Green Screen Fun (All ages) Bring props. Come in costume. If you wear green you will disappear. It is a choice. People of all ages explore the magic of video production selecting from 100s of holiday images to choose … Continue reading Community Media Day – Greenscreen Fun and more
Come meet our Gnomes. Play Games, Puzzle, find Gift Bargains like our book TheCheck Minus. https://youtu.be/hko_7EVEDlo
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Moses Yale Beach was born 225 years ago on Jan 15th. But his birthday was recorded incorrectly as Jan 7th in several encyclopedias, news releases, and internet blogs. We will discuss local history and the publishing of the book 'The Check Minus' and the 250th anniversary of the nation's birth. Anise cookies by The Tasky … Continue reading Moses Yale Beach-Revealed 225 Years from his Birth (with Mansion Cookies)
Most people report it incorrectly. A birthday date on a primary source like a gravesite or in vital statistics is more accurate than encyclopedias an obituary in the case of Moses Yale Beach
225 years ago, Moses Yale Beach was born in Wallingford, Connecticut. He returned to Wallingford with a legacy in mind. What legacy has he left us? Let's talk about his time and ours.
WPAA-TV is a CT250 affiliate committed to enabling community members to explore history in the spirit of participatory democracy. We encourage reflection on our role in the creation of our nation: as individuals, as a community. As we commemorate the semiquincentennial, we welcome Americans of all ages and backgrounds and in all places see themselves in history, appreciate its relevance, and understand how the diverse people of the past all contributed to the American story.
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