Abilene Dinner Table in the News
Abilene Dinner Table Event slated for March 27
Abilene Reporter-News. Jan 17, 2010. By Carl Kieke
"The Abilene Dinner Table event, designed to bring together people from different parts of the community over a meal, will be held March 27.
In the past, the dinners were held in late January. Officials at Connecting Caring Communities, which coordinates the dinners, decided to try a different time frame for 2010."
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"The Abilene Dinner Table event, designed to bring together people from different parts of the community over a meal, will be held March 27.
In the past, the dinners were held in late January. Officials at Connecting Caring Communities, which coordinates the dinners, decided to try a different time frame for 2010."
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Abilene Dinner Table - 2009 Reporter-News Video
Sarah Kleiner Varble reports with this Abilene Reporter News video about Abilene Dinner Table on January 25, 2009.
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Abilenians meet, discuss issues at fifth annual Dinner Table
Abilene Reporter-News. Jan 24, 2009. By Matthew Freeman.
Ted and Ellen Presley have attended the annual Abilene Dinner Table since its inception in 2005. The couple visited and discussed community issues with 11 other Abilenians at TaMolly's Mexican Restaurant on Ridgemont Drive on Saturday night.
"I liked the group," Ellen said. "I encourage the Dinner Table to continue doing this."
This year 115 people in 15 groups across Abilene met in homes, restaurants and churches as part of the event, which was sponsored by Connecting Caring Communities, a nonprofit initiative that aims to strengthen the foundation of the community by developing relationships."
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Ted and Ellen Presley have attended the annual Abilene Dinner Table since its inception in 2005. The couple visited and discussed community issues with 11 other Abilenians at TaMolly's Mexican Restaurant on Ridgemont Drive on Saturday night.
"I liked the group," Ellen said. "I encourage the Dinner Table to continue doing this."
This year 115 people in 15 groups across Abilene met in homes, restaurants and churches as part of the event, which was sponsored by Connecting Caring Communities, a nonprofit initiative that aims to strengthen the foundation of the community by developing relationships."
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Good food. Good folks. Fourth Annual Abilene Dinner Table a hit
Abilene Reporter-News. Jan 26, 2008. By Daralyn Schoenewald
Conversation, laughter and food were on the menu at Martha Kiel's home on Sayles Boulevard, where she hosted one of the Abilene Dinner Table events Saturday night.
The dinner event, spearheaded by the Reporter-News in 2005 and now sponsored by Connecting Caring Communities, is designed to bring people of differing backgrounds together for a meal and to initiate conversation about local issues.
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Conversation, laughter and food were on the menu at Martha Kiel's home on Sayles Boulevard, where she hosted one of the Abilene Dinner Table events Saturday night.
The dinner event, spearheaded by the Reporter-News in 2005 and now sponsored by Connecting Caring Communities, is designed to bring people of differing backgrounds together for a meal and to initiate conversation about local issues.
Read the rest of the story.