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Coral Springs High School holds Fall Bazaar and Garage Sale on Oct. 15
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Coral Springs, Florida – A fall bazaar and garage sale are being held by the Coral Springs High School Parent Teacher Student Organization to raise money for activities and initiatives at the school.
The community is welcome to attend and participate in the bazaar, which is held at the school on October 15 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
A local band, a DJ, the school choir, and the theatrical group are among the performers on the entertainment bill.
Coral Springs High School PTSO member Tricia Allen Osborne, who is also the event’s chair, announced that it will take place in the school’s parking lot and be divided into two sections: one for neighborhood businesses and the other for the neighborhood garage sale.
“We hope the residents will come out and support the Fall Bazaar. We welcome raffle suggestions from the local businesses, and both individuals and companies can purchase tables,” she said.
She continued by saying that the cost for the business table is $35 and the garage sale table is $25, both of which can be ordered in advance.
“All our events and fundraises have a common goal of supporting the emotional needs of the school staff and students,” said Allen Osborne, adding that past events helped to fund students’ science projects, clubs, teacher appreciation luncheons, events, and beautification projects.
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