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Bell Ringers needed this Holiday SeasonBell ringers for the Isanti County Salvation Army for the Red Kettle Campaign are needed for the Cambridge and Isanti areas. Volunteers can go to SalvationArmyVolunteer.org to register and select a date and location.November 17 — December 10Rush City Christmas Caring TreeThe Christmas Caring Tree will be set up at the Rush City Library (240 W. Fourth St.) from Nov. 17 until Dec. 10. The tree is decorated with Christmas Wish tags from children in the Rush City School District. Select a Wish tag(s), purchase gift(s) for the child and return them unwrapped to the Rush City Library by Saturday, Dec. 12. Your generosity will be appreciated on Christmas morning. Questions, call Marilyn at 651-245-4677 or Shari at 320-358-3463.Saturday, Nov. 14Holiday Craft and Vendor Fairs in BrahamA holiday craft and vendor fair will be held at the Braham Elementary School (528 Eighth St. SW) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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