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Landis Gibson (opens the original)
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Join The Squirrels for a very informative talk with the wonderful Landis Gibson, owner of Senior Living Solutions Ga. If you're wondering how to deal with difficult senior care issues, you don't want to miss this one.
MARGARET HOLYFIELD (opens the original)
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Longtime Maysville Resident Margaret Holyfield gives some pointers on how to craft a winning scarecrow on a budget which might come in handy if you want to win the Scarecrow Competition at the 60th anniversary of the Maysville Festival.
WAYNE BRIGHT (opens the original)
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Join The Squirrels for a fun conversation with Wayne Bright, owner of Bright Productions which provides sound, lighting and staging for The Maysville Festival as well as events for The Maysville Downtown Development Authority and many other events in The Southeastern U.S..
JASON SCHLAGER (opens the original)
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Join The Squirrels for a fun conversation with Jason Schlager, skate board aficionado, musician, artist and computer geek. Jason's story is inspirational for kidults of all ages!
TAMMY SCHLAGER-GAMMY'S JAMEEZ (opens the original)
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Join The Squirrels for a sweet conversation with entrepreneur Tammy Schlager, creator of the absolutely wonderful Gammy's Jammeez brand of home made jams.
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