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Early Childhood Resource Fair |
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On Saturday, April 19, the 8th Annual Early Childhood Resource Fair will be held at the Black River Coliseum from 10:00 -2:00 p.m. Vision, dental, and health screenings are available for children. Thirty-four booths will provide information for parents on early childhood development and services available for young children. Activities for the children and entertainment will provide for a fun day. The outdoor vehicle fair will allow children and adults to explore vehicles from a helicopter to a tractor. The first 400 children will be given a free book for their attendance thands to First Books National Book Bank.
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April is Autism Awareness Month across the United States and beyond. Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that usually presents itself in the first three years of life. In an effort to reach out to families and professionals who live with Autism day to day, we are sponsoring an opportunity to come together and share resources and ideas that are available in our community. We are offering this conference to parents, family members, law enforcements, physicians, nurses, teachers and counselors.
This conference is FREE to attendees and appetizers will be served. Return the registration form by April 25, 2008 to the Butler County Community Resource Council, 644 Charles St., Poplar Bluff, MO 63901.
For more information, contact Karen Crook.
phone: 573-776-7830
email:
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fax: 573-776-6130
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2nd Semi Annual Business Owners and Managers Alcohol Training Session |
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APRIL 29, 2008, 1:00 p.m.
at the Poplar Bluff Chamber of Commerce
Presentation by Don Pickard & Ed Weidenbrener
Missouri Division of Alcohol and Tobacco
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The Meth Awareness Project |
The Butler County Community Resource Council, in collaboration with the Poplar Bluff Police Department, Butler County Sheriff's Office, and City Cable, has produced a DVD about the perils of methamphetamine as it has affected residents of Butler County. Funding for this project was made possible partially through the Caring Communities Initiative, Missouri Department of Social Services.
Welcome to the world of The Meth Awareness Project. Since the early '90s, Poplar Bluff and Butler County, Missouri, have been at the epicenter of the war on illegal methamphetamine production and addiction. Three videos, designed to raise awareness of the meth scourge, take a look inside this insidious world ... |
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