Friends of Sugar Creek, Inc.
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''Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could only do a little.''
- Edmund Burke
Friends of Sugar Creek (est. 1987) is a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Sugar Creek and all her tributaries in West Central Indiana.
Members are not required to pay dues, but tax deductible donations are appreciated.
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I am looking for someone who grew up in Crawfordsville and is still in the area. He works (worked) road maintanence. He'd be between 60-64? If you know anyone like this please email me at...
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Started: February 27th 2007Replies: 1
Halloween, evil or innocent?
What is your opinion on Halloween? I have noticed that there are so many different opinions on Halloween and whether or not we should allow our children to celebrate it. Many schools, daycares and...
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Started: October 22nd 2006Replies: 0
Recent Books
Has Anyone Read Sex, Priest's and Secret Codes ?????????? Uh oh.
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Started: June 24th 2006Replies: 0
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