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Sea Cliff Library throws a happening hoedown
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Residents Simone Sanchez, left, Marisa McCarthy, Christina Hunnicutt and Lisa Cashman collected raffles tickets from guests who were feeling lucky.
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Jim Campbell and Peggy Brucia worked as a pair to pick a winner for one of the many raffle prizes up for grabs.
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Jarid and Suzanne Cohen, of Sea Cliff, got in touch with their country sides during the hoedown.
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Board members of the Sea Cliff Library greeted guests in matching bandanas and cowboy hats.
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Tom, left, and Dorian Dahl from The Rectangle acted as the entertainment for the hoedown, playing classic country tunes throughout the night.
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Janet Swinburne and Robert Werz were among those who gathered to hear Dorian and Tom Dahl of The Rectangle play at a hoedown-inspired fundraiser.
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The Friends of the Sea Cliff Library hosted a hoedown-inspired fundraiser at Still Partners on March 27, featuring music by The Rectangle. Guests were encouraged to kick up their cowboy boots, boast 10-gallon hats and sport festive bandanas to emulate the rootin’-tootin’ times of the Wild West.
Admission for the event came with a raffle ticket free of charge. Attendees bid on a variety of prizes from local vendors, including: a soap and CBD gift basket from Sea Cliff Sundries; a four-person boating voucher from Shore Thing Rentals; an adult art workshop led by Kristie Leigh of Crafted; a gift card to Maldon & Mignonette; and a slot to sing or play with Still Partner’s owner Dan Roth’s band at the venue.
-- Alyssa Seidman
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