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Take a peek inside life at Winter Growth through our community newsletter, The Winter’s Tale. Enjoy the center updates and health tips, along with stories about the people who make Winter Growth the place where friendships grow and care is extraordinary.
We also love highlighting local news and services that may be of interest to our clients and their families. Contact us to find out how you can be included in an upcoming issue.
Paw Prints is my favorite section. It’s always entertaining to read about the antics of Winter Growth’s furry friends.
The Winter’s Tale
Current Issue: Fall 2019
In This Issue:
Center Update, Paw Prints: Oliver, Community Partnerships, Volunteers Count: Annie Leslie, Client Spotlight: Joe and Rick, Spotlight on Staff: Deborah Bissell, Wellness Tips, Introducing the Community Connector, Photo Gallery
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The Winter’s Tale
Current Issue: Fall 2019
In This Issue:
Center Update, Paw Prints: Oliver, Community Partnerships, Volunteers Count: Annie Leslie, Client Spotlight: Joe and Rick, Spotlight on Staff: Deborah Bissell, Wellness Tips, Introducing the Community Connector, Photo Gallery
Archives
Spring 2019 — Download now
Spring 2018 — Download now
Winter 2018 — Download now
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