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Galileo's Footsteps - Bring Your Refractors

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Breaking News        Fri 06/26/2009 14:25
Greenlake Star Party

The Greenlake Star Party begins at dusk; which would be around 9:00pm on June 27 and not 7:00pm as incorrectly mentioned on the event page.

Breaking News        Fri 06/19/2009 20:49
Tiger Mountain Star Party (6/20) Cancelled

Due to unfavorable weather conditions the Tiger Mountain Star Party scheduled for Saturday, June 20th is cancelled.

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Breaking News        Sun 06/14/2009 16:27
Tiger Mountain Star Party (6/20) SAS Members Only


Weather permitting, the Tiger Mountain Star Party will be held this Saturday, June 20th. We will meet at the Tiger Mountain summit parking lot at 9:00 PM and stay until midnight or later. The star party is open to all SAS members and their families....
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Club News        Wed 05/20/2009 07:53
Refractor Night!

At our General Meeting tonight, feel free to bring your "worst" refractor to celebrate Galileo's accomplishments with his own refractor. I will be providing a short lecture on my trip to Italy following Galileo, and a short summary of the events that...
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