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Matthew Stuart said… Hey Leah
So I made a booboo, and we have to change the location of the potluck / meeting this Wednesday (Jan 25th). The meeting will still take place at 6:30 pm, but it will be at the Edmonds Community Centre - 7282 Edmonds Street, Burnaby.
This is nice and close to the Edmonds Skytrain station, and easy walk. We will be in the downstairs room it sounds like, and there will be lots of room for the whole crowd (lets hope we get lots of folks).
I have been waiting to speak with a city planner about community gardens, and some other groups seem interested in what we are doing which is great, I am looking forward to getting some ideas off the ground soon.
If you can please RSVP to the event on village so I can get an idea of who will be there, find the event on the events page!
Thanks and hope to see you on Wednesday, 6:30pm at the Edmonds Community Centre!
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