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Matthew Stuart said… Hey Neil,
Thanks for joining us! So glad you are looking to get involved! You should have just got a LONG update from me as to what is going on with Village Burnaby, certainly Community Gardens are a big priority for us, and I am really excited to hear you are working on some awesome (really awesome!) stuff.
Lets chat soon, be happy to meet for coffee, maybe you can join our activists group, or just make it out to the next potluck in March.
Look forward to meeting you and hearing more about your projects!
Cheers,
Matthew
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