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Learn how to transform your genealogy research into a personal or family history Nov. 6 - Lynnwood Today

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Lynnwood Today is organizing a special event on November 6, where attendees can learn how to turn their genealogy research into a captivating personal or family history. Carla Swedish, a seasoned speaker from Heritage Writers, will lead this informative session, providing insights into the art of storytelling and the importance of preserving family narratives. Participants will discover practical tips for transforming their family's history, artifacts, and genealogy into engaging stories that resonate with future generations. This event is not only timely but essential for anyone passionate about genealogy and family heritage. By attending, individuals can enhance their skills in documenting and sharing their family's legacy.

The session promises to be a valuable resource for those looking to connect with their ancestry and convey their family's unique stories. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from an expert and enrich your understanding of personal history. Join us on November 6 to start your journey in storytelling and heritage preservation.

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