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Summer is winding down and soon the kids will be returning to school. Why not have one last adventure to end this summer vacation?
Join us Sunday, August 29th for fun in the sun and challenges galore at Brownstone Exploration & Discovery Park, Portland, CT. Cliff jumping, real rock wall climbing, zip lines, wake boarding, wild slides and so much more! Starts at 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM. Scuba diving from 8:00 AM until 7:00 PM.
Check it out for your self!
http:/brownstonepark.com
Admisson to the park is $26 for an adventure pass or $18 for a general swim pass.
Bring a picnic lunch, drinks & snacks.
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Meet and Greet in Niantic |
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The Connecticut Chapter of Tourette Syndrome of Connecticut, Inc is going to sponsor a "Meet and Greet" event on Saturday, July 24, at the Children's Museum of South Eastern CT., at 409 Main Street, Niantic, 06357.
We shall meet at 5:30 PM, until 8:30 PM. Please come to enjoy good food, good fun and good company in both the indoor and outdoor areas.
This is not only for children. All ages are welcome. Come find your inner child. Use the Game Room, the Talking Room and many other fun activities.
There is no admission fee. Still, we ask for a donation of pennies to the Children's Museum Penny Power Project. Perhaps you could help in that regard.
Please RSVP to Emma at emmae333@yahoo.com or 860-608-9328.
Or to youthgroup@tsact.org.
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TIC (Tourettes In CT) June 2010 |
The TIC (Tourette's In Connecticut) youth group invites all to join us for a day at the beach. We shall meet at Hamonasset State Park on Saturday, June 26, from 2:00 to 5:00.
Bring your beach gear for an afternoon of fun and meeting other families affected by Tourette's Syndrome.
Please Click Here to email, or call Kate at 860-986-2373.
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Youth Organization May 2010 news |
Tuesday: May 25: 2010:
The NCC (North-Central Connecticut) support group from Windsor Locks recently hosted an event for the younger people in our area. It was held at the NOMAD'S ADVENTURE QUEST in South Windsor, on Friday, May 21.
Eighteen attended, and I feel confident in reporting that a "good time was had by all". The younger generation stayed active from 4:00 to 7:00, involved in a variety of activities, highlighted by a "game" (It is taken too seriously to be called a game), of laser tag.
Parents, granbparents and others from the "older set" found time to sit and talk. Names, phone numbers and emails were exchanged, which may have been the most meaningful portion of the afternoon.
Kate, our Youth Coordinator, and her committee, are looking forward to a gathering during the summer, perhaps by the shore-line. We hope to make this event one that is readily available and practical to come to, for others in the southern area of our state.
We shall keep you posted. Do not hesitate to contact us with suggestions and ideas. Click Here to email us.
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