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To the editor:
The Wasilla-Knik Historical Society would not be able to continue perpetuating the history of this area if it were not for the help it receives throughout the year from many individuals and businesses. Donations come from all around Alaska and Outside.
The funds received from the Alaska Day dinner and dessert auction and banquet each October, the farmers’ market in the old Wasilla town site every summer, rent from Krazy Moose Subs in the Herning-Teeland-Mead building in Wasilla, and events at Knik Museum go toward support and operation of Knik Museum.
The Society Board of Directors thanks each and every one of you, for that support has come from you.
When you look into the mirror tomorrow morning, you are seeing one who is part of the history of this area. Help us to continue perpetuating that.
Arlene Stephl
Secretary, Wasilla-Knik Historical Society
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