The Spokane COUNTY libraries have meeting rooms and I know of some other
clubs that use them on a periodic basis.
Here's a link: *https://www.scld.org/meeting-rooms/
<https://www.scld.org/meeting-rooms/>*
Your Hm'bl & Ob't Sv't,
Harvey
*“This is not the end, this is not even the beginning of the end, this is
just perhaps the end of the beginning*
Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the
certainty that something is worth doing no matter how it turns out. Vaclav
Havel
On Sun, Jun 5, 2022 at 6:22 PM Frank Seiler <
seiler.electrical.training@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have a classroom available with up to 32 seats. More if needed. At 2nd
and Arthur by Office Depot. Happy to he involved.
On Sun, Jun 5, 2022, 16:07 Alan Skinner <skinneraf@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
*Hello Ed,*
*Thank you for your e-mail, well unfortunately the SAS as a club is
pretty much inactive at this point. The covid-19 pretty much took down the
SAS club mostly from the lack of meeting space. Our regular meeting place,
the Spokane Falls Community College planetarium and the other locations are
off limits at this point. *
*If you or anyone would have a meeting location like a classroom that can
be used the first Friday of each month from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm please post
your info here.*
*I have looked into several city public libraries and they are not open
in the evening and were not interested in booking continual events month
after month. Millions of dollars spent on nice new public buildings and you
cannot really use them. Thank God for the taxpayers!*
*As far as club activities, apparently there are club star parties at our
observing site - fishtrap, west of town. This is at the new moon. You can
find a map to fishtrap on the SAS web site.*
*Also, there is some kind of Facebook page for the SAS, there may be some
information found there.*
*We also have a SAS club newsletter (“The Asterisk”) that has stopped
publishing. The last newsletter was in October 2021, eight months ago.*
*I have attached the last Asterisk to this reply.*
*If we can find a new meeting location for monthly meetings, the first
order would be to elect a new board of directors and review SAS society
functions and operations and what is left. And get the Asterisk back in
operation as well as collect SAS dues.*
*The Spokane Astronomical Society is the oldest Astronomical Society in
the nation (since 1932) it would be a great loss to have it disintegrate
because the leadership vacated their positions. *
*Alan*
On Fri, Jun 3, 2022 at 7:23 PM Edward Gill <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Greetings
I am new to Spokane and would like to join SAS. I have been to the web
site and Facebook page but am unclear how to contact anyone about joining
other then by mail.
Ed Gill
