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Girl Scout Cookies are going fast

More than 1.3 million packages of Girl Scout Cookies arrived in Connecticut at the beginning of the month, and they are quickly selling out across the state.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut is helping customers track cookies down this spring season before they’re gone until next year.

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Chief Executive Officer at Girl Scouts of Connecticut, Diana Mahoney, notes that local girls and troops received their cookie delivery on April 1 to fulfill initial orders.

Cookie booth sales be- gan that same day at local restaurants and stores, and will continue until May 7.

The easy Cookie Finder system on the gsofct.org website allows customers to support a local troop by entering a zip code and finding a cookie booth sale in their community.

Additionally, cell phone users can text the word, “Cookie” to 59618 and pull up a list of cookie booth locations.

Girl Scouts of Connecticut’s Customer Care Team can be reached at 800-9222770.

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Roundnet tourney

CJK Foundation, a central Connecticut-based nonprofit focusing on depression and mental illness, has announced that the CJK Classic Roundnet Tournament will be held at YMCA Camp Sloper in Southington Saturday, May 13 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. In Roundnet, teams of two take turns ricocheting a ball towards their opponents off of a round net on the ground. Similar to volleyball, teams aim to return the ball so their opponents cannot control it and send it back, enabling them to score.

To register a team, visit cjkfoundation.org. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Shred-it Day

The Arc of Southington’s 13th Annual Community Shred-It Day will be held Saturday, May 6 from 9 a.m. to noon at The Arc of Southington, 201 W. Main St., Plantsville. Make any size donation to shred up to two boxes (per vehicle) of old documents for safe disposal. Please remove all plastics and binders before shredding. Call 860-628-9220 for more information.

Spring Dance

PARC, Inc.’s Spring Dance will be held Saturday, May 6, 7 to 11 p.m., at Testa’s, 26 South Center St. in Southington. The $60 ticket price includes a dinner buffet, music with DJ David Robinson, and dancing. $35 tickets are offered to members and students. Visit parcdisabilitiesct.org or call 860-747-0316.

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