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America250 Committee Announces Lecture Series at Santa Clara Town Hall

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The Santa Clara America250 Committee has scheduled a series of lectures at the Santa Clara Town Hall, covering topics such as local veterans, national park history, and Winston Churchill.

Key takeaways

  • The America250 Committee is hosting a lecture series at the Santa Clara Town Hall.
  • A lecture regarding the history of Southern Utah national parks is scheduled for October 7.
  • The community will hear stories from Santa Clara veterans during a lecture on November 4.
  • A presentation regarding Winston Churchill in Washington is scheduled for December 2.
  • All lectures are set to occur between 7:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m.

The America250 Committee has announced a series of upcoming lectures to be held at the Santa Clara Town Hall, featuring presentations on Southern Utah national parks, local veterans, and Winston Churchill.

Lecture Venue and Logistics

The scheduled lecture series will host community members for evening presentations at the Santa Clara Town Hall, located at 2603 Santa Clara Drive. The venue's contact information is listed as 435-673-6712.

Southern Utah Park History

One scheduled presentation, titled "History of National Parks in Southern Utah," is set to take place on October 7 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. This event is part of the broader America250 Lecture series organized by the America250 Committee.

Honoring Local Veterans

The America250 Committee also planned a lecture focused on local residents titled "Stories of Santa Clara Veterans." This event is scheduled for November 4 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Town Hall.

Churchill in Washington Lecture

The final lecture currently listed in the series focuses on the historical figure Winston Churchill. Titled "Churchill in Washington," the presentation is scheduled for December 2 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Series Overview

All lectures in the America250 series are organized by the America250 Committee and are categorized under America250 event tags. The series aims to provide educational content to the Santa Clara community through these scheduled evening sessions.

Municipal Privacy and Records Information

The City of Santa Clara is a governmental entity subject to the Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA). According to the city, any information provided through a website form or application may be made available to the public if required by law. The city's privacy policy outlines that technical storage and access are necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling specific services, transmitting communications over electronic networks, and storing user preferences. Additionally, technical storage is used for statistical purposes, including anonymous data, and for marketing purposes to create user profiles for advertising or tracking across multiple websites.

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  • www.santaclarautah.govOfficialAmerica250 Lecture: Stories of Santa Clara Veterans - Santa Clara City – Government Information & Services
  • www.santaclarautah.govOfficialAmerica250 Lecture: History of National Parks in Southern Utah - Santa Clara City – Government Information & Services
  • www.santaclarautah.govOfficialAmerica250 Lecture: Churchill in Washington - Santa Clara City – Government Information & Services

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