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Posted by Barbara Bresnahan, January 6, 2012 at 12:58 am

From the Town of Tolland:

Basketball Pick-up games for boys in grades 10th through 12th on Saturday afternoons. Spend time with friends, make new ones or just enjoy playing pick-up basketball games. The cost is $65.00 and games run through March. You can register online at http://www.tolland.org/government/departments/parks-recreation/program-brochures/ or in person at the Recreation Office. If you have any questions please call the Recreation Office at (860) 871-3610.

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