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T&SR Newsletter Inspired by Songs

Nov 2, 2017

pen for newsletterThe folks at T&SR have finished the Fall edition of the T&SR Times. In this edition be sure to check out the works that have been inspired by songs and look for the articles where the folks share their thoughts on coffee! One person even wrote a “children’s story” so be sure to check out this edition.
The group has been working hard to improve their original pieces and now they are happy to share the finished product.  we are proud of their progress. Thank you for taking the time to read.  Please enjoy. T&SR Fall Newsletter
If you have questions about the T&SR Program call Amy at (412) 561-3390.

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