Event supports Yale Community Centre

About 200 people attended the Rock & Roll Twister and raised about $2,500

  • Apr. 18, 2013 9:00 a.m.
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The Singing Cookies perform a song at the Rock & Roll Twister in Yale Saturday night. Just under 200 people attended the event and raised about $2

The Singing Cookies perform a song at the Rock & Roll Twister in Yale Saturday night. Just under 200 people attended the event and raised about $2

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