'It's Our Turn!' Buttons Available in Havre de Grace
Glyph Art & Design on Washington Street has buttons supporting the push for a new school.
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This button is available at Glyph Art & Design on Washington Street in Havre de Grace.
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A new Havre de Grace business is throwing its product behind the movement for a new Havre de Grace High School.
Glyph Art & Design on Washington Street has created buttons—like the one worn by Board of Education representative Tom Fitzpatrick during his swearing-in ceremony.
Glyph Art & Design is owned by Havre de Grace City Councilman Joe Smith and his partner, Don Starr—a Havre de Grace High School alum.
The buttons are available Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Havre de Grace City Hall
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Havre de Grace High School
700 Congress Ave, Havre de Grace, MD
Don Starr
5:07 pm on Saturday, August 18, 2012
Buttons are still available—stop by Glyph on Sunday between 12–5pm and show your support for HHS. Buttons are free but limited to one per customer!
Kate_archived
10:25 am on Sunday, August 19, 2012
This is a really nice thing for you guys to do. I would have grabbed a button if I found out about this earlier. Despite that I didnt get one, thanks tons for making these