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To find out how you might be able to assist in our after school child care, help plan special events, or perform other volunteer functions, please contact: Antonella Abbott, Director of Volunteers1615 Amherst Manor Drive, Williamsville, NY 716-631-7132, ext. 7544

Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age and meet other eligibility requirements.

RESIDENT PHOTO ID CARD INFORMATIONA valid town of Amherst Resident Photo ID card is needed to register for programs and services and to receive resident discounts for open skate sessions. Resident ID cards also allow for unlimited free use of the Clearfield and North Forest pools during the summer months. ID cards are valid for one calendar year.

Cards may only be purchased at the Youth & Recreation Department office. Cost is $5.00 per person; cash, check or charge.

Proof of residency and a new photo (taken at time of ID card registration) is required for new and renewal cards.

Proof of residency for Adults: Driver’s license or a valid non-driver ID.

Proof of residency for Children: Child’s birth certificate or 2019 ID card.

Refunds & FeesPlease note that no refunds will be given for registration fees or programs. Programs will be cancelled due to inclement weather and on all major holidays.

A Message to Parents – Age RequirementUnless stipulated in the program description, age requirements are as of the date of the first class. All age requirements are set to benefit the children and make instruction more consistent for the program instructor. In some instances, requirements are set for the child’s safety.

AccessibilityThe Town of Amherst encourages individuals with disabilities to register for general youth and recreation programs. If you require assistance, let us know. The Youth & Recreation Department will make reasonable accommodations to facilitate the participation of an individual with a disability in any of our programs. Please advise our staff at the time of registration.

Phone NumbersYouth & Recreation Office 716-631-7132

Youth & Recreation Office – Fax 716-626-9087

Northtown Center at Amherst Ice Facility 716-631-7555

Mary-Diana Pouli, Youth & Recreation Executive Directore-mail: [email protected]

Administrative Offices:1615 Amherst Manor Drive, Williamsville, NY 14221

For information regarding registration, programs, facilities, rentals and ID cards please call: 716-631-7132

Hours of Operation(Hours subject to change and valid until January 2, 2020)

Monday – Friday – 8:30am – 5:30pm

Saturday - 10:00am to 2:00 pm

Offices will be closed on: 8/31/19, 9/1/19, 11/11/19, 11/28/19, 11/29/19, 11/30/19, 12/24/19, 1/1/20

12/31/19 – Open 8:30am-12:30pm

Town of Amherst Elected OfficialsBrian J. Kulpa, Supervisor

Francina J. Spoth, Deputy Supervisor

Jacqualine G. Berger, Council Member–Liaison

Deborah Bruch-Bucki, Council Member

Shawn Lavin, Council Member

Town of Amherst Youth BoardJames Lupini, Chairperson

Sharmista Bagchi-Sen, Art Benton, Mary Rose Buscaglia, Dean Carroll, Sarah Crawford, Tricia Dunne, Mia Hutchins, Iris Izydorczak, Nicky Lazarov, Susan McClary, Ann Nichols, Nora Robshaw, Angela Seo, Swaroop Singh, Ariella Yonaty

Town of Amherst Recreation CommissionSunil Bakshi, Chairperson

Kevin Durawa, Tim Gardner, Pam Hart, Kim Kriner, Michael McDonald

Volunteer OpportunitiesOur youth and recreation programs greatly rely on the efforts and contributions of citizen volunteers. Many different volunteer opportunities are available, and may be tailored to individual needs.

To find out how you can serve on the Youth Board or Recreation Commission, contact: Mary-Diana Pouli, Executive Director1615 Amherst Manor Drive, Williamsville, NY 14221-716-631-7132

Town of Amherst Youth & Recreation Department

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Table of ContentsChildren’s Programs

Allegany State Park Hiking – NEW! .................................................... 5

Archery (Beginner) ................................................................................ 7 Child Care

After School ................................................................................ 10 Mid-Winter & Spring Recess Camp .......................................14

Dodgeball for ages 11-15 ...................................................................... 6

Family Room ..........................................................................................12

Flag Football for ages 9-12 .................................................................... 6

Ping Pong – NEW! .................................................................................. 6

Snow Shoe/Wildlife Tracking Adventure – NEW! ........................... 5

Beginner Tennis ...................................................................................... 7

Toddler Open Gym .................................................................................. 7

Adult Programs

Archery .................................................................................................. 11 Tennis

Morning Tennis ........................................................................... 11 Evening Tennis ............................................................................ 11

Competitive Match Play ...................................................................... 11

Men’s Basketball .................................................................................... 9

Pickleball (Afternoon & Evening) ........................................................ 9

Volleyball .................................................................................................. 9

Family Programs/Special Events

Family Room ..........................................................................................12

Harvest Fest ...........................................................................................16

Holiday Drop ‘n Shop ........................................................................... 15

Middle School Nights ..........................................................................15

Northtown Center at Amherst Public Skate Information ............................................................ 5

Saturday Movie Matinee ....................................................................15

Toddler Open Gym .................................................................................. 7 Winter Fest.............................................................................................16

Valentine Variety ...................................................................................16

Programs for People with Disabilities

Individuals With Disabilities Adult Program ......................................................................................................9

Teen

Amherst Youth Consortium .................................................................13

Amherst YES ..........................................................................................13

Youth Work$ ...........................................................................................13

Community

Amherst Task Force for Healthy Community/Healthy Youth .................................................13

Eggertsville ............................................................................................13

SafeHomes ............................................................................................13

Warm Clothing Project .......................................................................... 8

Registration

Form .................................................................................................... 4

2020 AMHERST RESIDENT

PHOTO ID CARDS

Available for purchase beginning

December 16, 2019

Please refer to page 2 for complete requirements

and information.

Denotes Native Activities


Registration Information Fall/Winter 2019-2020


ALLEGANY STATE PARK Adventure Ages 8-12Description: Field trip will include a visit to the Bear Caves,

Thunder Rocks and Hiking in an Old Growth Forest

Date: Monday, October 14

Time: 8:30AM – 4:40PM

Site: Drop off – Pick up at the Williamsville Youth

Center rear parking lot (5005 Sheridan Drive)

Fee: $30 per participant

To Register Visit: www.amherstyouthandrec.org

Contact Person: Scott Lembitz at Earth Spirit:

941-6267

/WILDLIFE TRACKING

SNOW SHOE Adventure /WILDLIFE TRACKINGAges 8 and up

Date: Friday, December 27

Time: 1:00PM – 4:00PM

Site: Meet at Williamsville Youth Center rear parking lot (5005 Sheridan Drive). We will enter Amherst State Park from there.

Fee: $15 per participant

Special Notes: If weather conditions do not support snowshoeing on 12/27, Earth Spirit will provide an indoor nature program at this location.

Open skate is for people of all ages. To participate, all you need is your Resident ID card and the appropriate fee. Non-residents Guests are welcome. Helmets and protective clothing are recommended.

Start Dates: For general skate calendars, please call 631-7555 (press 5 when prompted by the attendant), as our weekly skate times change. Please visit www.northtowncenteratamherst.com

End Date: Ongoing

Ages: Open to all ages

Fee: General Admission - $3 with Resident ID card; $6 Non-resident/Guest

Skate Rental: $3 (skate rentals provided by Front Row Sports Pro Shop adjacent to Guest Services)

NORTHTOWN CENTER AT AMHERST Facility Programs - Public Skate

To Register Visit: www.amherstyouthandrec.org

Contact Person: Scott Lembitz at Earth Spirit: 941-6267


Description: A variety of different dodgeball games will be played including: Regular Dodgeball, 5 Pin Dodgeball, Jedi Dodgeball, Prison Dodgeball, Army Dodgeball, Outer Realm Dodgeball, Rainstorm, Spud, Fireball, Pinheads, and more. (We use lightweight, soft, Gator Skin dodgeballs for this program.)

Ages: 11 - 15

Site: Clearfield Community Center – Small Gym

Days: Wednesdays

Time: 6:30pm to 7:30pm

Fee: $25 with valid resident ID; $50 non-residents

Schedule: September 18 to October 23

OLDER KIDS’ DODGEBALL

KIDS’ PING PONG CLUBDescription: Join us and showcase your Table Tennis skills,

meet new friends and have fun after school!

Ages: 12 and under


Day: Wednesdays


Schedule: Session 1: September 18 to October 23

Session 2: November 6 to December 11

Fee: $30 per session with valid resident ID; $55 per session non-residents

Special Notes: Program will be closed on major holidays or in the event of inclement weather.

Contact Person: Angelo Lorenzo

631-7132 ext. 7517

[email protected]

KIDS’ FLAG FOOTBALLDescription: Pick-up style flag football. Absolutely

no tackling.

Ages: 9 - 12


Day: Tuesdays



Schedule: October 22 to December 3 (No class on November 5)

Required Equipment: Dry sneakers. Mouth guards are

recommended.

Special Notes: Please note that this program will be closed on major holidays and whenever schools are closed due to weather. Because space is limited, pre-registration is required.

Required Equipment: Dry sneakers

Special Notes: Please note that this program will be closed on major holidays and whenever schools are closed due to weather. Because space is limited, pre-registration is required.

Contact Person: Brian Ignaszak

631-7132 ext. 7519

[email protected]

Contact Person:

Brian Ignaszak

631-7132 ext. 7519

[email protected]

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BEGINNING ARCHERY - YOUTHDescription: Learn the

fundamentals of Archery using compound bows. Covers the basics of archery including safety, form, aiming, scoring.

Ages: 8 to 12

Site: Clearfield Community Center - Large Gym

Day: Mondays


5:00pm to 5:50pm

Description: Beginning Tennis instruction for children. Skills to include: Forehand, Backhand, Serve, Volley and rules of the game.

Site: Clearfield Community Center – Large Gym

Day: Tuesdays

Ages: /Times: 4 to 6 yrs.: 4:00pm to 4:50 pm

7 to 12 yrs.: 5:00pm to 5:50 pm



Required Equipment: Sneakers and Tennis racquet


Special Notes: Program will be cancelled on major holidays or in the event of inclement weather.


631-7132, ext. 7517 [email protected]

KIDS’ BEGINNING TENNIS

Schedule: Session 1: September 16 to October 28 (No class October 14)


(No class November 11)

Required Equipment: Sneakers

Special Notes: Equipment will be provided; personal

equipment cannot be used.

Fee: $25 per session with valid resident ID;

$50 per session non-residents

Contact Person: Angelo Lorenzo 631-7132 ext. 7517 [email protected]

TODDLER OPEN GYMDescription: Stay and play with your little one! This is an

open gym/free play program for children ages 1-5 years old. Parents are required to stay with their children.

Site: Clearfield Community Center - Small Gym

Days: Fridays

Times: 9:30am to 11:30am


Schedule: September 13 to December 13 (No program on November 29)

Special Notes: This program is closed on all major holidays and when Williamsville Schools are closed due to inclement weather. Everyone must wear sneakers in the gym.

Contact Person: Joann Kiefer-Warren 631-7132 ext 7516 [email protected]

TO REGISTER, PLEASE VISIT WWW.AMHERSTYOUTHANDREC.ORG OR SEE PAGE 4 FOR REGISTRATION FORM.


Each winter season, Amherst Youth & Recreation partners with local schools and partners with individuals, families, businesses and organizations in order to provide new warm clothing (coats, boots, mittens/hats and sweaters) for students in the Town of Amherst.

In 2018, 298 babies, children and youth living in our town received new winter jackets, boots, clothing, pajamas, etc. purchased by kind and caring adults, teens and families.

If your child is in need of warm clothing, please contact your school social worker. All referrals must come through the schools.

If you would like to “adopt” one or more children, please contact Kathy Mobarak-Miller, Project Coordinator, 631-7132, ext. 7523 or [email protected]. Items must be purchased prior to Tuesday, November 26, 2019. Cash donations/sponsorships are gratefully accepted.

THANK YOU!

WARM CLOTHING PROJECT FOR CHILDREN

WARM CLOTHING PROJECT FOR CHILDREN


ADULT PICKLEBALL

MEN’S BASKETBALLDescription: Indoor, full court, pick-up style basketball.

Ages: 18 and up


Days: Tuesdays



Schedule: October 29 to December 10 (No class on November 5)


Special Notes: Because space is limited, pre-registration is required.


631-7132 ext. 7519

[email protected]

EVENINGS Ages: 18 and upSite: Clearfield Community Center – Large GymDays: Tuesdays Fee: $30 per session with valid resident ID; $55 per session non-residents Schedule: Session 1: September 17 to October 22

Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm Session 2: September 17 to October 22

Time: 8:30pm - 10:30pm Session 3: October 29 to December 10

Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm (No class on November 5)

Required Equipment: Dry sneakersSpecial Notes: Because space is limited, pre-registration

is required. Contact Person: Brian Ignaszak

631-7132 ext. 7519

[email protected]

ADULT VOLLEYBALLDescription: Indoor, pick-up style volleyball for ages 16

and over. Moderate ability levels and higher are welcome.

Ages: 16 and up


Days: Wednesdays




Session 2: October 30 to December 18 (No class on November 27)


Other Equipment: Volleyball knee pads are strongly recommended.



631-7132 ext. 7519 [email protected]

AFTERNOON Ages: 18 and up


Days: Thursdays




Session 2: October 31 to December 19 (No class on November 28)





Description: Looking for something different? Try pickleball – it’s oversized ping pong played on a badminton court with a tennis sized net. A paddle is used to keep a plastic ball going back and forth over the net. Pickleball is for all athletic ability levels and is easy to learn to play. For ages 18 and over.

INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES ADULT PROGRAMDescription: This program involves socialization, open

gym, crafts and cooking.

Site: Northtown Center - Youth and Family Center

Day: Tuesdays

Time: 6:30pm to 9:00 pm


Schedule: September 17 to December 10 (No program November 5)

Special Notes: There will be no program if the Williamsville schools are closed due to weather.

Contact Person: Laura Ehrenreich 631-7132 ext 7522 [email protected]

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AFTER SCHOOL 2019-20

GENERAL INFORMATIONAccredited After School programs are provided for youth who attend school in the

Town of Amherst. The program operates Monday – Friday from 2:30pm-5:30pm. An

extended afternoon program from 5:30-6:00pm is available. Children are bussed from

the school to the program according to school district guidelines.

Special weekly activities, including cooking, educational games,

exercise and group activities are offered through the program.

Daily Homework Help Time Outdoor Games Theme-based Curriculum

Arts & Crafts Warm & Caring Environment Friendly & Qualified Staff

Age Appropriate Units & Activities

TO BE ELIGIBLERegistration is open to all Town of Amherst residents and non-residents whose children attend an

Amherst, Williamsville or Sweet Home School District area school. Applicants must be between the

ages of 5-11 years.

After School Program Location School Districts Served

Clearfield Youth Center @ Clearfield Recreation Center Williamsville School District730 Hopkins Rd.

Amherst Youth & Family Center @ the Northtown Center Sweet Home School District1615 Amherst Manor Dr.

Harlem Rd. Youth Center @ Harlem Rd. Community Center Amherst School District4255 Harlem Rd.

Williamsville Youth & Family Center @ Amherst Youth Foundation Williamsville School District5005 Sheridan Drive

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Contact Person: Angelo Lorenzo 631-7132 ext.7517 [email protected]

ADULT ARCHERYDescription: Learn the fundamentals of Archery using

adjustable compound bows. Covers the

basics of archery including safety, form,

aiming, scoring.

Ages: 18 and over

Site: Clearfield Community Center - Large Gym

Days: Thursdays

Times: 10:30am to 11:45am



(No class November 28)Required Equipment: Sneakers

Special Notes: Equipment will be provided; personal

equipment cannot be used. Close toed shoes

or sneakers must be worn.

Fee: $30 per session with valid resident ID;

$55 per session non-residents Contact Person: Angelo Lorenzo


ADULT COMPETITIVE MATCH PLAYDescription: For the Adult player interested in playing

competitive matches/game.

Ages: 18 and up

Site: Clearfield Community Center Tennis Courts (Inside if inclement weather)

Day: Fridays

Time: 10:45am to 12:45pm


Session 2: November 1 to December 20 (No class November 20)

Required Equipment: Sneakers, tennis balls, racquet

Fees: $35 with valid resident ID; $60 non-residents

ADULT MORNING TENNIS Description: Tennis drills and games for adults;

1 ½ hours of drills and games and ½ hour of free play.

Ages: 18 and overSite: Clearfield Community Center – Large GymDays: TuesdaysTime: 10:00am to 12:00pm Schedule: Session 1: September 10 to October 22

Session 2: October 29 to December 17 (No class November 5)

Required Equipment: Sneakers, Tennis Racquet, tennis ballsFee: $35 per session with valid resident ID;

$60 per session non-residentsContact Person: Angelo Lorenzo 631-7132 ext.7517 [email protected]

ADULT EVENING TENNISDescription: For the Adult player that is interested in

playing competitive matches/games.

Ages: 18 and up

Site: Clearfield Community Center Tennis Courts

(Inside if inclement weather)

Day: Wednesdays


Schedule: September 18 to October 30Required Equipment: Sneakers, tennis racquet, tennis balls

Fee: $35 with valid resident ID;

$60 non-residents


631-7132 ext.7517

[email protected]



During Open Door Hours

(at the Northtown Center at Amherst)

www.amherstyouthandrec.org

Mary Beth Hopkins • [email protected]

Kristen Norton • [email protected]

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FANTASTIC FIELD TRIPS

BECOME A MEMBER!RESIDENT FEES: $120 annual membership fee (per family) –

includes unlimited visits to either location!Playgroups are also available – call for more information.

NON-RESIDENT FEES: $160 annual membership fee (per family).

We Offer Birthday Party Packages!

Email [email protected] for more information.

Please join us for an

OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, September 8th from 10am-12 pm

at the Harlem Rd. Community Center location

Please join us for an

OPEN HOUSE on Sunday, September 8th from 10am-12 pm

at the Harlem Rd. Community Center location


Teen OpportunitiesAmherst Youth ConsortiumAmherst Youth Consortium members are 8th graders through college students. The mission of the AYC is to introduce the Search Institute’s 40 Assets for Healthy

Youth Development to youth and adults. Through service and leadership, members build and strengthen assets in themselves and provide meaningful assistance to individuals and families. Kathy Mobarak-Miller coordinates the efforts of the group. She can be reached at 631-7132.

Amherst Youth Engaged in Service (YES) ProgramThe Youth Engaged in Service (YES) volunteer program provides the opportunity for students

ages 12-21 to contribute and participate in the community. Members provide service by direct interaction with children, senior citizens, low-income families, persons with a disability, and charitable organizations. To become a member, or for further information, please contact Antonella Abbott, YES Program Director at 631-7210. Youth Work$

Youth Work$ is a year-round extra job service which links Amherst residents in need of assistance in, or around their homes, with

Amherst youth ages 12-19 years who are a part of the program. Residents in need of assistance with jobs such as gardening, light housework, child care, leaf raking, shoveling snow or other jobs should contact YouthWork$ to discuss your needs and ways that we may assist you. Youth interested in joining YouthWork$ should contact our office for an application or visit www.amherst.ny.us keyword: youthworks. For detailed information, call Robin Erwin at 631-7217.

FAMILY & COMMUNITY SERVICESAMHERST TASK FORCEThe Amherst Task Force for Healthy Community•Healthy Youth is a diverse group of community leaders, educators, parents and citizens who collaborate to support positive youth development efforts throughout the Town of Amherst. The group meets monthly to discuss issues, make decisions and take action on positive youth development.

The Amherst Task Force strives to strengthen relationships within families, among peers, within schools and other institutions and across generations in order to build a solid foundation for youth.

For further information call 631-7132 or visit www.amherst.ny.us keyword: Amherst Task Force.

SafeHomes ProgramSafeHomes is a parent pledge program designed to provide a safe, healthy environment for young people. Free parenting workshops are offered throughout the year. For more information call Sally Yageric at ECCPASA, 831-2298.

Eggertsville ProgramsPrograms for children and youth in the Eggertsville area of Amherst are offered in conjunction with the Boys & Girls Clubs of Buffalo and currently include programs for elementary, middle and high school youth. Contact the Boys & Girls Club at 836-0516 for more information.


MID-WINTER & SPRINGRECESS CAMP PROGRAMS 2020

SPRING RECESS CAMPApril 13-17, 2020

LOCATIONS: Clearfield Youth Center

730 Hopkins Rd. Williamsville, NY 14221

Harlem Road Youth Center 4255 Harlem Rd.

Amherst, NY 14226

PLEASE NOTE FOR REGISTRATION:• Valid resident ID card required.

• All participants must complete a registration form.

• This program is regulated by the New York State Office of Children & Family Services

For further information, call the administrative office at 631-7132.

Transportation to and from Mid-Winter and Spring Recess Camp must be provided by the parent/guardian.

PROGRAM INFORMATIONMid-Winter and Spring Recess Programs are for youth ages 5-11.

Our camp programs offer fun-filled educational activities, field trips, guest speakers, along with arts and crafts. Activities are designed to enhance each child’s social, emotional and physical growth and development. Children are encouraged to develop new skills in a safe atmosphere of fun and fair play.

The directors of our programs are experienced and qualified. They are assisted by counselors who have been selected for their skills, personality and experience in working with children. Programs operate weekly, Monday through Friday, from 8:00am-5:30pm at the sites noted.

An Early Bird Program is offered from 7:30am-8:00am, available for an additional fee of $1 per day, per child (resident); $5 non-resident. An Extended Day Program is offered from 5:30pm-6:00pm; available for an additional fee of $1 per day per child (resident); $5 non-resident.

Lunches and beverages are required to be brought from home.

Mid-Winter & Spring Recess Program

Amherst Resident Fees$35/day

MID-WINTER & SPRING RECESS CAMPS – 2020REGISTRATION INFORMATION

For Online Registration Visit: www.amherstyouthandrec.org Registration Starts 1/6/2020

Registration Fee: $5/day *Feb. Camp fees due 2/3/20 • April Camp fees due 4/3/20

RESIDENT FEES

EARLY BIRD/EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM: $1 per child per option

NON-RESIDENT FEES: Non-residents are students who live outside Amherst town boundaries yet attend school within the Sweet Home, Williamsville or Amherst school districts.

DAILY CAMP FEE: $50 per child

EARLY BIRD/EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM: $5 per child per option

*First priority is given to Town of Amherst residents

MID-WINTER RECESS CAMPFebruary 18-21, 2020

LOCATIONS:Northtown Center

1615 Amherst Manor Drive Williamsville, NY 14221

Williamsville Youth Center 5005 Sheridan Drive

Williamsville, NY 14221

$30/dayadditional children in family


Saturday, November 23, 2019

@ 1:30pmHarlem Road

Community Center Auditorium4255 Harlem Road, Amherst

AQUA MAN

Get a jump start with your holiday preparations while

letting your children enjoy an evening of crafts and games

on Friday, December 6 and Friday, December 13 at the

Northtown Center from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. For children

ages 3-12 (must be potty trained). Program will be closed

Drop –n- ShopDrop –n- Shopif Williamsville Schools are closed. FEE: $10 per child or $15 for

multiple children in the same family per session with resident ID;

pre-registration required.

To register visit www.amherstyouthandrec.org or e-mail

[email protected] for questions.

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Fall is in the air at Bassett Park on Saturday, September 28!

HARVEST FEST

From 1-4pm we will have lots of festive and fun activities just in time for pumpkin season.

A GIANT slide, petting farm, plus crafts, food trucks and more!

Event is free of charge. Mark your calendars for this not-to-be missed event!

WinterfestOur winter wonderland of fun will take place on Saturday, January 25 from Noon - 3pm at the

Harlem Road Community Center, 4255 Harlem Road. This free event will feature outdoor activities including horse

drawn carriage rides and games (weather permitting). Stop by for an afternoon of family enjoyment!

Hot refreshments and complimentary snacks available. Indoor gym activities - cookie decorating,

crafts and more! Event is free of charge. Call 631-7132 for further info.

Bring your creativity as we make a variety

of Valentine’s Day crafts for that someone special.

Come join us on Saturday, February 1 from

11am to 2pm at Clearfield Community Center,

730 Hopkins Rd. to make your very own Valentines!

Event is free of charge and no

pre-registration is required.

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