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The Chermack family had a fantastic time at the Great Easter Egg Flyoff. And their egg actually flew! Click on photo above for larger image. Photos by Brandango.us unless otherwise credited.

CMCA TARC

Sierra & Simla TARC

  Les and Deanna Mann are leaders at COSROCS and do exemplary work with 4-H in the region and state. They help students compete at county and state level 4-H events and help draw teens into careers in science, technology, engineering, and math during those critical years when they tend to opt out. COSROCS is all about community service. Literally hundreds of Cub Scouts, 4-H students, TARC team members, and students from science classes have fun building and flying rockets with us each year.          
       
 

May 10 is the next scheduled launch at Peyton. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

   

green tThe t-shirts are now in stock and we should have them at each launch and meeting.

Printable membership application. 48k PDF

2008 is NAR's 50th Anniversary. Click here for a Word document about our role in launching 50,000 rockets.

NEW! Space Place Musings

   

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