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A.A. Chesaning Lions Club Group Verify if it's still meeting

3 weekly meetings · Chesaning

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Listed by Area 32 District 10 (Shiawassee County) · last confirmed by a person never · If you're there, one tap keeps it green. What's this?
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When
Mondays at 8:00 PM
Wednesdays at 10:00 AM
Thursdays at 10:00 AM
All times America/Detroit
Where
Lions Club
17110 Corunna Rd, Chesaning, MI 48616, USA
Format
Closed
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Notes
District 10 prints: MONDAY, Chesaning, Lions Club, 17110 Corunna Rd, 8 PM. Transcribed from District 10's own list, "SHIAWASEE COUNTY MEETINGS … Last Updated 9-14-2026" (shiacoaa.org's "mtg table Master.pdf", read September 26, 2026); no A.A. feed carries this slot. The district notes that all meetings are closed/topic unless marked. If you have been here, please tap the verify button.
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Area 32 District 10 (Shiawassee County) · confirmed 2026-09-26 · original listing ↗
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