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Events

December 7th
Andrew Garr, Program Director at Milkweed Alliance which oversees the Kaleidoscope Peer Recovery Center, will speak to us about the need for addressing mental illness in our community. The Kaleidoscope Peer Recovery Center is a drop-in center located just south of the Menomonie Market.

January 4th
Kat Brogan, of The Bridge, a domestic abuse shelter in Menomonie, will inform us about human trafficking in our area.

January 19th
Nora Jean, local singer and songwriter, will present a short concert of old music from America’s past and her own compositions. Nora Jean plays guitar and mandoline and has been performing and touring most of her life. Her music is eclectic and personal.

February 1st
Ann Vogl, owner of Dragontales Bookstore in Menomonie, and retiree and local resident, Martha Wollan, will give us their perspectives on recycling in Menomonie and how we can do more to reuse and recycle. Ann Vogl is passionate about this subject, and one can often find Martha Wollan at the Menomonie Dump assisting the staff in recycling.



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Being welcoming means a community built on inclusiveness and creating spaces honoring every part of our identities.





