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From the beginning, the forecast for 2012 was bleak-- the economy was sluggish, the nation was divided by a bitter presidential campaign, and, of course, the world was going to end on December 21. (Cheers, it did not.)
But for 12 Valley women, the gloom of 2012 was a call to action to bring positive change to their community.
"This was a movement created to counteract the doom and gloom, to connect women, and to create beauty in the community," says Sara Regester, a Valley nurse and the group's coordinator.
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