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The Shollenberger Shindig will raise money to preserve and protect our park and the Petaluma Wetlands and a wonderful community gathering. Help celebrate Petaluma's love for the wildlife and open space around Shollenberger Park, fund the legal costs, buy tickets for yourself. Forward this page to friensd. Let's all get together and party for the park!
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If you can't attend you can still support the effort buy purchasing a volunteer ticket.
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