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Repair Café Returns

August 28, 2023 . 8:57 PM

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Special to the Winchester News

Repair Café in Winchester is a joint non-profit collaborative initiative of the First Congregational Church of Winchester Environmental Justice Ministry, the Winchester Unitarian Society Green Sanctuary, Sustainable Winchester, and many local individuals and repair experts. Repair Café is free for everyone! Join us on Saturday, September 16, from 9-12 noon. We'll offer a Special Kids/Tweens Tuneup and Repair Bike Event besides our regular team of other repair/mending specialists. The event will be held at First Congregational Church in Winchester, across from the Town Common, in Chidley Hall.

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