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The February 2008 edition of the Chandler Historical Society Newsletter contained a Save the Water Tower article that included info on an account opened at Arizona Bank and Trust were tax deductible donations may be made to the effort. They ask you to call the museum for information.
The Historical Society also encourages interested parties to write to the City of Chandler to express concern and show support for the water tower at
City of Chandler Mayor & Council
P.O. Box 4008
Mail Stop 603
Chandler, AZ 85225
In order to contact the Chandler Historical Society,
email- chandlermuseum@aol.com
www.chandlermuseum.org
480-782-2717
A few of us did go out to the park last Saturday. It wasn't a big soccer day, but there were some baseball games going on. We collected about a hundred signatures and had some interesting conversations with people from all over the country.
Monique
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Photo by Elise Hird
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About Me
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- My name is Monique Bogle Fullmer. I grew up in Chandler, AZ and have a passion for history and old stuff in general. I love my 3 kids and my husband! I have a degree in Elementary Education, but soon realized that, for me, teaching was a life suck.
4 comments:
I'm so excited that you are doing this. Too many of us get apathetic about changes around us. Thanks for getting us all started on the cause of preserving our past.
http://www.azcentral.com/community/chandler/articles/0219cr-watertower0220.html
This article is on azcentral right now and will be in the Chandler Republic tomorrow. Just thought you would like to know.
The posts after the article Elise mentioned make me want to cry. Do we have to tear down everything that get's old?
Did you read the Mcdonalds comment (same article)? That was pretty good!
Keep at it Mo, it's awesome!
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