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Event Date	05-23-2025
Location	Black Pearl on the Columbia

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CCRW Members Appreciation BBQ
07-12-2025

Annual Members Appreciation BBQ
Free to Current Members.
Join or renew by July 7th and be eligible for your Free ticket.
Members may invite one "non-member" guest.
Non-member guests pay $25
Time: 2-6
Pre-registration is required for members and non-members.

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