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October 2020 Living Clarkson Valley A SOCIAL PUBLICATION EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE ResIDENTS OF CLARKSON VALLEY October 2020 Living From Holland, it’s the de Vries! Your Clarkson Valley Living magazine is provided to all residents Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! thanks to the generous support of our advertising partners. @clarksonvalleyliving Your Stories. Your Photos. Your Community. CALL TO SCHEDULE A VIRTUAL OR IN-PERSON FIRST APPOINTMENT! • Safe Environment • One member at a time • Strict adherence to all CDC protocols FREE SESSION! Call or Book online! INCREASE BONE DENSITY IMPROVE BALANCE & POSTURE INCREASE STRENGTH ALLEVIATE JOINT AND BACK PAIN 636-220-8080 | WWW.OSTEOSTRONGCHESTERFIELD.COM 1077 S. WOODS MILL ROAD, CHESTERFIELD, MO 63017 ERIN & STEVE GREINER next to Rich & Charlie’s OWNERS 2 Clarkson Valley Living • October 2020 October 2020 • Clarkson Valley Living 3 Junior Writers—kids Clarkson Valley Living who want to get in- Improve Your Corner of the World volved! 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