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Coffee Connections Grand Terrace

By Stella Pierce, Community Writer
August 28, 2024 at 07:43am. Views: 173

GRAND TERRACE coffee connections is a meeting that provides the opportunity for local community members and businesses to come together and share not only their information for fundraising charities, events and business information but communicate and make friends with local businesses to help create a tighter knit community that supports small, not only does the coffee connections meet every month, but it is always visited by a guest speaker we were gladly honored to celebrate  doctor Leonard Sigdestad and his retirement as he served the community and the in-line empire, helping care for family, friends and their animals for many years coffee connections also provides a continuous meeting for community members to know what’s going on in the area. We were graced by a beautiful speech by Toni Epps congratulating Doctor on his new retirement, as well as we were informed by Margie Miller Of an ongoing project with the women’s club for local advertising pamphlets as well as graced with the information  from Don Larkin of the return of Oktoberfest going to be held on September 28 this year In the courtyard of the  Grand Terrace  professional building. Coffee connections provides an outlet for us to know everything that’s going on not only where we humbled by the information given by these community members, but also many other people spoke and shared this meeting . As always, you can look forward to coffee connections happening once every month held at Woody’s classic Grill in Grand Terrace& 745 am you can check

https://www.gtchamber.org/

 

for times dates and upcoming events . 

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