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Did I miss something? Are we plotting a get together in Red Bank on the 23rd?

 

Sorry Andy, apparently you did. Those of us who got together at the Philly Show, set Sunday, the 23rd, as a tentative date, but no set location.

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There is a panera at the corner of 35(broad st) and shrewsbury avenue in red bank/shrewsbury. I suppose I could call to get the ok what kind of numbers would we have

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When/where?

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Well, state a place in RB and time/date and they will come.

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I have an updated list of Garden State Pen Club members (and potential members). Manny or George (or anyone else!) do you want a copy to enable followup for the planned 2/23 meetup in Red Bank? I will be out of town that day, otherwise I would be happy to coordinate.

 

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I wish I saw this thread earlier as I'm from Spring Lake, but I'm currently in RI for grad school. Maybe over the summer I'll be able to attend a meeting.

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2:20-2:21 whatever it takes...

 

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I called and confirmed they have no issues with any size groups but cannot reserve tables. It isnt a high traffic time for them though(Sunday at 3). The area primarily supports businesses so we should have no issues with a table or two.

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Just determined at the last minute, I will be there today.

 

 

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