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We are pleased to announce that Long Valley Dance has received a grant for $2,500 from the Community Foundation of Mendocino County (CFMC). Representatives from CFMC attended Laytonville Healthy Start's annual meeting recently to present the check. The grant will be used for facility upgrades, new equipment and costumes for Long Valley Dance's upcoming recital.
Long Valley Dance would like to thank CFMC, Laytonville Healthy Start and the Laytonville community for their support of Long Valley Dance and the Community Fitness Center.
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The 2009-2010 Long Valley Dance season begins November and runs through June. This year there are many new classes and instructors. Dance classes are offered in ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, belly dance, hula hoop, and creative movement. Fitness classes are offered in yoga, ZUMBA, circuit training, step and kick aerobics, group weight training and Korean martial arts.
Dance classes start Monday November 9th; fitness classes are ongoing. Classes are offered five days a week for children, teens and adults. Our goal is to provide a fun, clean, safe and drug-free environment for our community.
Long Valley Dance is located at the old Laytonville High School site, at 200 Branscomb Road. For more information, call 357-0269. There is something for everyone, so come and check out a class or two!
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The Laytonville Farmers' Market opened the 2009 season on June 1st. It is held on Mondays from 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. in the Good Food Store parking lot on Highway 101. Come by for the best in local fresh fruits and vegetables, goat cheeses, eggs, honey, perennial plants, garden bouquets, soaps and much more. Visit with friends, enjoy local musicians and take home yummy and nutritious food while supporting local farms.
Join our CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Program and receive "Green Bucks" to spend at the market each week. Or gift a membership to a friend or family in need. The Laytonville Farmer's Market will provide free CSA memberships in exchange for volunteer hours in the Laytonville Community Garden. For more information, call Marbry Sipila at 707-272-1893. To view our community garden photo gallery, click here.
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There is currently unmet need in the Laytonville area in terms of services and support for our elders. We need your help in identifying specific needs - such as an elder living alone that needs to be checked on daily, or an elder that needs in-home care. We are also interested in identifying local people willing to help provide these unmet needs.
If you have information regarding unmet needs, available resources or possible volunteers, please give us a call at 984-8089.
Laytonville Healthy Start has lots of baby clothes - for boys and girls - furniture and other household items to offer. Give us a call to find out about specific items or if you have questions.
Our staff are ready to help.
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