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Celebration, Networking & Music with Co-Organizers John D. Van Hove, Happy Oasis & Friends at Ashland Public Library - Guanajuato Room

March 28, 2012 from 5pm to 8pm
5:15PM - OPENING CIRCLE, MIRACLE SONG & SHARE YOUR VISION with John David Van Hove, Happy Oasis & Friends6PM - INTRODUCTION TO ASHLAND RESOURCE CENTER by John David Van Hove6:15PM - SOCIAL MEDIA & MYPAGE CLASS w/ John David Van Hove7:15PM - FINAL SONGS & THANK YOU w/ John David Van Hove & Happy OasisSee More
Mar 27, 2012
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2 ~ What brought you to Ashland & Southern Oregon area? Let us know what’s been inspiring you these days!
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At 7:19am on November 26, 2011, Ashland Source Center said…

Welcome to the Ashland Resource Center,

 

Please utilize this resource center to share information about the projects, businesses and organizations you're most excited about by propagating your "MyPage" website and social media portal with content - by posting events, blogs, photos/albums, videos, etc.

 

Being local/regionally focused on Southern Oregon this resource center creates a snapshot of who's doing what in our area so we can better connect and prosper each other.

 

Consider the powerful implications of our own local community version of FaceBook with the capacity to meet face-to-face as well.

 

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May all your creative projects and endeavors be blessed with abundance.

 

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-John David Van Hove, Founder & Organizer
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