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SAVE THE DATE Normandy Park Community Club hosting Giant Rummage Sale on Sunday, June 1

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The Normandy Park Community Club will host a Giant Rummage Sale on June 1, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Selling spaces cost $25 for club members and $30 for non-members, with both outdoor and indoor options available.

The event aims to attract community members eager to sell collectibles, crafts, and household items. "Bargains will abound at this all-out community sale," club representatives stated, highlighting the variety of goods expected. The Little Chicken Burger Food Truck will be on-site to cater to hungry shoppers. Crafters with leftover goods from holiday bazaars are also encouraged to reserve tables. Sellers can secure their spots by visiting the Normandy Park Community Club's website.

This event fosters community engagement and provides a platform for local sellers to connect with buyers.

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