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Wasilla and Palmer Soil and Water Conservation Districts’ Winter Conservation Series continues with classes on invasive weeds, protecting and testing private wells and Alaska gardening. Sessions are free and from 7 to 8:30 p.m., Thursdays at Mat-Su College.
Brianne Blackburn will teach the next class March 21. Her talk is on “Invasive Weeds: Why we must be concerned!”
Chuck Kaucic will teach the April 4 class on private well protection and testing.
John McNeal will teach the April 11 class on “Intro to Alaskan Gardening.”
For more information, or to register, contact Lynne Atkin at 357-4563, Ext. 109, or adminasst@wasillaswcd.org.
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