TOWN OF HOPE MILLS: Specialty Summer Camps

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TOWN OF HOPE MILLS: Specialty Summer Camps
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Apr 7, 2022
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Town of Hope Mills issued the following announcement on Apr. 7.

Hope Mills Parks & Rec is now offering specialized summer camps in areas of art, karate, health/fitness, sports & music! Each week brings something new to various age groups in a smaller group setting. All specialty camps will take place at Brower Park.

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Source: Town of Hope Mills

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