Spoke & Wheel Petition Station

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We had a good turnout at the Spoke & Wheel on Central Ave today. Sydney Knight had her BIG RED "SIGN HERE" signage attracting people from the street to come in and help with the INVESTinEd petition to go on the ballot in November.  Look at Victor Quinn standing out in that heat, as well, helping this important educational cause.  President Sarah Bennett and trusted member/volunteer, Roseanne Knight, greeted people who took the time to come by and sign.  We would also like to thank Vice President Lisa Love and Chantel Wissert for all their hard work!  

If you missed today...NO WORRIES!  We will be at the Spoke & Wheel for the following dates & times:

Tuesday June 16th 4pm - 7pm
Saturday June 20th 11am - 2pm
Tuesday June 23rd 4pm - 7pm 

If those dates and locations don't work, please click HERE for addition places to sign! 

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  1. BethJune 13, 2020 at 5:37 PM

    Thank you all for getting out there to collect signatures!!

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