I just made a new page for info on the Second Friday Star Parties. Look up! There’s a link next to “home” called…”star parties”. Long live literalism.
New page for star party info
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Posted by DougReilly on February 18, 2011
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M. McGinnis
/ May 6, 2011unfamiliar w/ geneva where on Washington ie cross st.?
DougReilly
/ May 12, 2011The park is between Washington and William Street between Norwood and Nursery with parking along Washington. The cul-de-sac into the park will be blocked off and reserved for astronomer’s cars, but you can walk in there.