Originally posted 4/27/08

According the Clann Law, the Summer Solstice meeting should occur the weekend of or immediately following the Summer Solstice which occurs this year on June 20th at 7pm. Thus, the meeting should be on Saturday, June 21. Please note that this date conflicts with Norseland's Summer Thyng. Brogan had suggested that we postpone the meeting till the 28th (the following weekend), but after some discussion in the forums the original date was maintained. The meeting will be held at the home of Aonghus. Directions are available to logged in members and friends only on the Directions to Events page.

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Meeting Minutes posted June 22, 08

Beltaine, 2008: The general turn out for Beltaine, 2008 was below par. Many of the usual suspects...According to Clann law, Beltaine is supposed to be held on the first weekend in May which originally set the date of the event for May 2nd through 4th. However, due to scheduling conflicts the event has been put off till the end of May (May 30-June 1). We apologize to all for the confusion. This post has been set as editable by TdB members. Some information about Bealtaine can be found in the library. The planning minutes are available for review here.

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Dear all,

Kindly find the minutes taken at our Spring meeting:

22 March 2008 - Guthrum and Fionnuala's House. 1pm - meeting commencement at 1:45

Confirmed date by the Chieftan via Yahoo list message #1479. Confirmed meeting place: Guthrum and Finoulla's. This event has been set as editable by TdB members, please update with information as it becomes available. A map is available to logged in TdB Members and Official Friends only.

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