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St. Maarten Lions help to decorate the Elderly Care Center.

November 28, 2022

St. Maarten Lions help to decorate the Elderly Care Center.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- It is that special time of the year again when members of the Sint Maarten Lions Club and volunteers joined the staff at the St. Maarten Home on Tuesday evening to string Christmas lights and put up the decorations for the Holiday Season.

Everyone was in the festive spirit as some of the residents watched with excitement while the entrance, activity hall, and surrounding buildings of the Elderly Care Center, situated at the back of the St. Maarten Home, were transformed with the beauty of the colorful lights.

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Some other residents helped to place a decoration on their Christmas ...


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