Postal Fish Company

Located in the old Pittsboro Post Office, we are the only casual full service seafood restaurant in downtown Pittsboro. We are committed to serving fresh and seasonal fish and shellfish harvested by fisherman from Virginia to the Carolinas. Our food is prepared and presented in an atmosphere where friends feel comfortable and relaxed to either linger over drinks and a dozen oysters at the bar or sit and enjoy a piece of fresh fish cooked on our wood grill. What Makes Us Different? We set ourselves apart from all other seafood restaurants with our commitment to personally travel twice weekly to select and procure the very best fish & shellfish from South Atlantic fishermen, who we have cultivated relationships with over the years. We feel, that when it comes to the selection of fish and shellfish, we trust no one else to select these items but ourselves. In this way, we know we are able to deliver the very best to our Friends every night! Postal Fish Company Location 75 W. Salisbury Street Pittsboro, NC 27312 Hours Tuesday – Saturday, 5 p.m. – 9 p.m. Phone (919)704-8612   https://www.instagram.com/postal_fish_co/

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Restorative IV

Intravenous (IV) therapy, a method of infusing vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and antioxidants directly into the vein, is a powerful, safe, and efficient way of administering essential nutrients into the body. Restorative IV is a service available at Integrative Functional Medicine in Pittsboro, NC. Location Pittsboro, NC 27312 Office Hours by appointment Phone (720) 298-2770 Email Email Megan Marie Ribbing, AGPCNP

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Summer Fest 2021 Program

Summer Fest

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for Pittsboro’s Fifth SUMMER FEST Sunday, July 4, 2021, 5 – 9 pm Proudly brought to you by The Pittsboro Business Association   Activities: Waterslide, Dunking Booth, Corn Hole, hula hooping, balloon animals, a duck pond for prizes (for the very young), axe throwing, and more Musical Entertainment: The Dowdy Boys (5:30-6:30 pm), 8-Track Minds (7:00-9:00 pm) Pie Contest– Best All Around, Best Gluten-free, and Best Sugar-free Beard and Mustache Contest Beard-Most Creative, Biggest Beard, Saddest Beard Mustache-Most Creative, Creepiest To enter, email your name and contact information to downtown.pittsboro@gmail.com Winners will be announced at 6:45 pm. We’ll have food trucks and local vendors, too. Thanks to our sponsors: BRONZE Chatham Homes Realty Carolina Tiger Rescue J & W Automotive Hobbs Architects SILVER Bold Real Estate GOLD The Sycamore Steakhouse at Chatham Mills Chatham Park Investors Mosaic   downtown.pittsboro@gmail.com STAY TUNED AS WE ADD MORE DETAILS!!!! Pictures from Summer Fest 2021  

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2021-05 May Member Meeting

We will have a Summerfest on July 4! It will look a bit different than past years but the Town of Pittsboro, PBA, and Mainstreet Pittsboro, are dedicated to put it on and get people out! Make your business plans now to take advantage of the event! Salisbury and the town lot are being looked at as the probable location. But if you’re store isn’t open, you can’t take advantage of the foot traffic. Mike Dasher, Chatham County Commissioner, spoke to the members on May 12. Most County department will be open in person in the next couple of weeks. The Commissioner meetings will be with the public by July. County Budget process is going on now! By law the County must have a budget in place by June 30th. There was a public input session this last Monday and there will be another in-person on May 17th at 6 pm at the new Ag Building on West Street. Or you can give your comments to the County Managers office or to Mike. The new budget is staff heavy, adding staff in the planning department (permitting, inspection, water shed protection). For sustainability, funds are going to solarizing existing buildings EV charging stations, and transitioning the county vehicle fleet to hybrids. Chatham County schools has the new Seaforth High School opening this fall so there will be additional operational funds allocated there and there will be funding for a supplement to teachers salaries. As the County is growing in population a unified development ordnance is starting to be developed. It was originally going to be a 4-year effort but will be shorter now. Plan Chatham will be integrated into the UDO. The county property out on Renaissance Drive will see more county building in the next few years with the Chatham […]

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2021-03 Member Meeting

From the Board Membership dues are due for 2021 Pay on line here. Please contact membership if you need an invoice and don’t have one. Chris Kennedy, Pittsboro Town Manager, has a construction meeting set up for interested parties first Monday of the month. To get on the invitation list contact Chris. Interested in being a board member? contact us @ downtown.pittsboro@gmail.com From the Speaker: Michael Smith, President Chatham EDC Michael Smith joined Chatham EDC a couple of months ago and graciously agreed speak with PBA today. He comes to Chatham County from Lee County with more than 20 years of service in local organizations and in the NC Department of Commerce. He’s been traveling the county to see the details of Chatham’s assets: Jordan Lake is the ‘Central Park’ of North Carolina and a huge asset! It’s the most visited State Park. Two megasites – both being NC Certified is a jump ahead of other sites. Together they are over 4,500 acres. Remember Chatham Park is about the same size as Research Triangle Park and has the potential to bring the same type of growth. US 421 will become Interstate I685, providing more access to the county, especially to Siler City from Greensboro, ~30 minutes away. As a member of  NC Carolina CORE, Chatham’s assets are displayed. As a county in the Research Triangle Regional Partnership, Chatham is placed in front of international site consultants. Chatham’s current tax base is 84% residential and needs to switch to a larger commercial/industrial base. Being included in these partnerships bring the County closer to that goal. The Triangle Innovation Point (Moncure Megasite) is 2,500 acres and life sciences businesses are the target. Changes to the site are coming so prospective clients can better visualize their businesses there. The changes will also have […]

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2021-02 February Member Meeting

From the Board Membership dues are due for 2021 Pay on line here. Please contact membership if you need an invoice and don’t have one. The Board is excited to announce there is only one position left on the Board. If you’d like to be a part of a group affecting downtown Pittsboro email downtown.pittsboro@gmail.com. The PBA current Board is: Pam Fulk-President Maria Parker-Lewis-Vice Chair Jamie Hitmar-Treasurer Stephanie Olness-Secretary Jacques Dufour, Cindy Schmidt, and Scott Dunham From the Speaker: Debbie Andleton, Chatham Park Update Debbie updated us on the Progress of Chatham Park, North Village: Thales Academy will open Fall 2021 to K-5 Vineyards (north of Thompson Street and east of Fire Tower Road) The first neighborhood in Chatham Park All 30 of the cottages have sold out! The Knight Family Community Park is approaching completion. Many of the amenities in the park are completed. The sales office is open on-site. There will be custom homes in the Vineyards-two are under contract and closing soon. Garmon Homes starting to build are across from the park Mosaic (east of 15/501, north of 64) Continuing to build out the 44 acre site; Building B – will be UNC urgent care; Building I – being constructed and will be retail and office space, open this Fall.Looking for the retail to be local organizations not necessarily national chains. Northwood Landing (west of 15/501, south of Northwood HS and north of Hwy 64) Lowes Food-ground work has started. There will be apartments toward the north side of the property. Other parcels on the property will go to national companies. More interest? sign up for the Chatham Park newsletter at the bottom of the page: https://chathampark.com Chatham 250 – Add your Business chachke to the Birthday Party swag bag! Chatham County is 250 years old in […]

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2021-01 January Member Meeting

From the Board We hope your holidays were as good as they could be considering COVID. With the New Year, the Board wants to remind members what PBA is about: PBA’s mission is: “to promote the healthy economic climate of Pittsboro and provide support for member organizations.” PBA does its mission via member meetings with speakers, access to local town and county representatives and holding events normally located in downtown Pittsboro. PBA does not exist without members. PBA strives to create an environment of community among businesses and organizations in Pittsboro and present ourselves as a block of like-minded organizations whose goal is to keep Pittsboro a vibrant small town in the midst of new development so the quaint and the new compliment each other and people are drawn to both. PBA needs your membership dues for the 2021 calendar year. Pay on line here. Please contact membership if you need an invoice and don’t have one. PBA elects Board members every October at the annual membership meeting. The Board then elects Officers (President, VP, Treasurer, & Secretary) at the November meeting. Officers begin their term in January. PBA has several Committees: Events, Marketing, & Membership. All need members to complete their tasks. Please email PBA at downtown.pittsboro@gmail.com. Speaker: Chris Kennedy, Pittsboro Town Manager Chris reviewed with the circle construction project: The project started Jan 11th and is due to be completed at the end of October, 2021, in time for the holiday shopping season. The beginning of the project will remove the islands around the circle. The next phase, to begin a week later, will detour all circle traffic to the west side of the circle and will do all the underground and surface work to the south, east, and part of the north side of the circle. The […]

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2020-11 November Member Meeting

The December HOLIDAY MEETING will be Wednesday, December 9th at 9 am – on Zoom. Please forward a gift for inclusion in the gift drawing. Notify Pam or Maria, what the gift is you’ll be providing. Only those in attendance will be in the drawing! Holiday Events -PBA will participate in Small Business Saturday, November 28th by hosting the gift wrap from 10-4 and a passport for the day. Pick yours up at the Welcome Center. Your business should participate! Contact Pam for details. -Tree Lighting: Virtual on Zoom and Facebook Live November 22nd from 5-6 pm. Santa will be in a life-sized snow globe for pictures from a car-0rider line form 2-4 on the 22nd. Will you be a sponsor? Contact Maria Parker-Lewis for the opportunity to support the tree lighting and promote your business. If you want to do a video to play during the Tree Lighting, Maria recommends checking out promo.com. -Membership dues will be due in January of 2021. Please go to the website Shoppittsboro.com to join again. You’ll also be receiving a reminder email with an invoice attached. Anne Lowry from Chatham County Health Department Anne Lowry from the Chatham County Health Department talked extensively about: What is a Corona Virus: other corona viruses and the COVID-19 variant. How they usually mature and what their affects are. The Current Data/Trends-NC and Chatham County numbers can be found at https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/dashboard. Currently, the 7 day average is increasing. Prevention: Slow the spreadby social distancing (WAIT), frequent hand-washing (WASH), and (WEAR) a mask over your nose and mouth. Testingis every Monday from 12:30pm – 4:30 pm at Chatham Central High School and every Thursday from 12:30pm – 4:30 pm at Northwood Hight School. PREREGISTER by texting ‘COVID’ to 704-850-6996. More sites at: https://www.chathamnc.org/services/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-testing-contact-tracing Isolation/Quarantine: Isolation for 10 days when you are sick, to keep from passing on the […]

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2020-06 June Member Meeting

Chatham Drug-Free George Greger-Holt is the Chatham Drug Free Community Outreach Coordinator. He enumerated the programs and initiatives of Chatham Drug Free: Safe Houses: keep prescription medications locked up. Young can ingest them, older ones want to sell them. Keep a week’s worth out (very noticeable if some are missing) and the rest locked up. Garman Homes building in Chatham Park will be installing lockable medication cabinets as a standard feature. Any home can have one, email George! Safe Stores: all sales staff trained to ID to keep those underage from purchasing alcohol and tobacco. Social media campaign about the dangers of prescription opioid use and abuse. School Programs: Project Graduation, the after graduation ceremony party (on hold for COVID) and Be Kind Leave No One Behind – a Good Sameritan education program to teach about the lack of repercussions to calling 911 when you need to. Helped purchase the Sheriff’s Distracted Driving Golf Cart If you would like to know more go here http://chathamdrugfree.org or email George at ggregerholt@gmail.com if you’re interested in getting on the Chatham Drug Free mailing list, which includes minutes from the monthly meeting and an occasional forward of information of interest. Thanks George to help us understand what’s going on in the Community! Updates: Remember July Summerfest is cancelled. IF there is an August First Sunday: The PBA will have a table at First Sunday to promote the PBA and PBA members. It will be staffed by a Board member and a PBA member. You can contact PBA to volunteer, a list will be kept so everyone gets a chance. –If you staff it, you will be promoting both PBA and your business (for free). WE NEED YOUR COUPONS!! and brochures for the table. The staff at the table will hand out your coupons and promote all PBA businesses – if we have your materials! Drop off […]

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2020-04 April Member Meeting

From the April Zoom Board meeting…. The First Sunday Coordinator attended as First Sunday and PBA finances have been impacted by COVID-19. The Board recognized the town of Pittsboro’s recommendation to cancel May First Sunday. The Board will let you know about June’s First Sunday. The PBA has a table at First Sunday to promote the PBA and PBA members. It will be staffed by a Board member and a PBA member. You can contact PBA to volunteer, a list will be kept so everyone gets a chance. If you staff it, you will be promoting both PBA and your business (for free). WE NEED YOUR COUPONS!! And brochures for the table. The staff at the table will hand out your coupons and promote all PBA businesses –if we have your materials! Drop off materials at New Horizons Downtown anytime. There will be dog treats and a water bowl and kid treats at the PBA table as well. After discussion, the Board also voted to cancel Summerfest. It’s very unfortunate, but funding is limited because PBA hasn’t been making money from First Sunday   The MAY MEMBERSHIP MEETING will be Wednesday, May 13th 9 am on ZOOM (stayed tuned for the Zoom login) About the May Meeting: The May PBA Membership Meeting will be over Zoom. The speaker for May will be Alyssa Byrd from Chatham County Economic Development Corporation and You. In this time of COVID-19 and all the programs available for businesses and employees, Alyssa will talk about programs available locally. But she also wants to hear from YOU. What is working for you, what’s not, what are your questions, comments, and what does Reopening look like for you and your business? Please join us for this conversation. Alyssa wants your feedback! Membership Survey is Coming! PBA has more paid members in 2020 than in 2019, […]

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2020-03 Member Meeting COVID-19 Information

SBA Disaster Loan Assistance  From Alyssa Byrd at the Chatham Economic Development Corporation: What: Invitation to join the “All Business Briefing” on COVID-19 Special Guest Speaker: U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Senior Area Manager Patrick Rodriguez Why: Things are happening fast. The purpose of this call is to share timely and relevant information for your business and ensure you have the best information on resources available to help you, including the new SBA Loans. When: Friday, March 20, 2020, 3:00-4:00pm ET Who: This video conference is free and open to all local businesses throughout Orange and Chatham Counties. How: Zoom video conference. Note: This video conference is first-come, first-served (there are 500 slots available). The conversation will be recorded and made available afterwards. For those new to Zoom, we invite you to review these tips. Flow: 3:00pm-3:05pm (5 minutes): Log-in and Zoom Tutorial from Aaron Nelson, CEO, The Chamber for a Greater Chapel Hill-Carrboro 3:05pm-3:15pm (10 minutes): Welcome and COVID-19 Status Update (Nelson) 3:15pm-3:40pm (25 minutes): SBA Loan Presentation and Facilitated Q&A 3:40pm-3:55pm (15 minutes): Comments from Community Partners 3:55pm-4:00pm (5 minutes): Closing Remarks and Next Steps About the SBA Loans: The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced the Economic Injury Disaster Loan program, which provides low-interest loans (up to $2 million) to help small businesses and non-profits that have been severely impacted by COVID-19 to overcome the temporary loss of revenue. The interest rate is 3.75% for small businesses and 2.75% for non-profits, with up to 30 year terms. Other Links:  Most Chatham Co events are suspended. All Pittsboro town offices closed to the public. All Siler City town offices on limited access to the public. Websites for definitive information: Chatham County State of Emergency: https://www.chathamnc.org/Home/Components/News/News/13675/19 Chatham County Information: http://www.chathamnc.org/coronavirus Chatham County Health: https://www.chathamnc.org/services/health/coronavirus/ Chatham County Government: https://www.chathamnc.org/services/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-service-impacts Pittsboro: https://www.facebook.com/pittsboronc.gov/ Siler City: http://www.silercity.org/ Chatham County Schools: https://www.chatham.k12.nc.us/Page/22533 Chatham County Charter School: https://www.chathamcharter.org/ Woods Charter School: https://www.woodscharter.org/ NC […]

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2020-02 Member Meeting Notes

The PBA Officers are: President Pam Fulk, VP Maria Parker-Lewis, Secretary Hannah Brown, and Treasurer Mary DeMare. The rest of the Board is: Jamie Hitmar, Jacques Dufour, Scott Dunham, Cindy Schmidt, Stephanie Olness Maria also leads the Events Committee, Scott is Marketing, and Cindy helps with Membership. Karen Tiede manages the PBA website. There will be First Sunday in March – please open your business and join the street vendors. The Board is looking for volunteers to help on the Marketing Committee and the Events Committee. If you’re interested in Marketing contact Scott. If you’re interested in Events contact Maria. The MARCH MEETING will be March 11th 9 am at Pittsboro Roadhouse From the Presenter: Jeff Jones the Pittsboro Town Planner Jeff presented the Pittsboro Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. Highlights: There are no cliff notes for the plan. You need to go on-line and skim it to find the parts that will affect you. And the changes the plan envisions WILL affect how your customers will drive to parking and then walk to your business. The changes in the plan will affect how your customers/visitors will be able to bike to your location. You need to review the part of the plan that will affect your business location and, if you live in the greater Pittsboro metropolitan area, how the plan will affect where you live. Your comments (and you should have some) can be sent to: Jeff Jones at jjones@pittsboronc.gov.  Jeff talked about sidewalks at various locations around town and the widening of Hillsboro and the changes in the circle. Jeff did a great job!   Notable from Members Michael Fiocco, Pittsboro Town Commissioner, encouraged everyone to read and comment on the Pittsboro Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan! Once approved the plan will guide Pittsboro for years to come – NOW is the time to […]

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2020-01 Member Meeting Notes

From the Board HAPPY NEW YEAR!! YOUR MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE DUE! Pay on line here. Please contact membership if you need an invoice and don’t have one. The events from Holly Days were a success! The Board is looking for volunteers to help on the Marketing Committee and the Events Committee. If you’re interested in Marketing contact Scott. If you’re interested in Events contact Maria. The FEBRUARY MEETING will be February 12th at 9 am at Pittsboro Roadhouse Notable from Members Michael Fiocco, Pittsboro Town Commissioner updated us about all things Pittsboro. New mayor, town hall update, circle update, Chatham park update, sewer update. Jacques DuFour from French Connections provided 4 wonderful baskets for the business card Christmas Party drawing. Wonderful! Their holiday hours are now seven days a week M-Sat Mary from New Horizons Downtown and New Horizons West has extended hours: Thursday and Friday 10:30-5:30 Saturday 10-6 and Sunday 12-5! Jamie Hitmar from Fish Window Cleaning can provide you extra hours by cleaning your windows, chandeliers and ceiling fans for you. Let him help get your house ready for visitors during the holidays. Greg Lewis from Pittsboro Roadhouse and 39 West Catering told us about the bands Roadhouse has between now and the great party on New Years Eve! Hannah Brown from Deep River Merchantile announced her men’s Panic Party – what a great idea! Catherine Sauls from Realty World Carolina Properties is looking for properties under $300K to sell – there is a huge market!! Heather Johnson reminds us to use Chatham Business Services for local printing of everything your business needs. Carolina Tiger Rescue has a wonderful gift shop for folks who love tigers or have folks on their gift list that love tigers. Betsey from Perch CoWorking plans on opening in February. Click to see […]

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Perch Coworking

Perch Coworking

Perch Coworking blends productivity, creativity, wellness, and friendship all into one. Our boutique office-sharing space is a community of entrepreneurs, mobile professionals, and startups. You can visit Perch in the Pittsboro space. Our space is a community of self-starters and self-motivators where members collaborate on their work, as well as foster friendships. Perch Coworking Website Location 102 Hillsboro St. | PO Box 1006 Pittsboro, NC 27312 106 S. Greensboro Suite E Carrboro, NC 27510 919-260-5313 Hours Monday – Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm Phone 919-260-5313 Email Email Perch Coworking  

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Chatham News & Record

The Chatham News & Record is Chatham County’s paper of record, arriving in mailboxs and news stands weekly on Wednesday. Subscribe, advertise, support local journalism, and keep up with everything that’s happening in the county and nearby! Website https://www.chathamnewsrecord.com/ Newsroom email: news@chathamnr.com Siler City: 303 West Raleigh St., Siler City, NC 27344 Siler City Phone: 1-919-663-3232 Pittsboro: 19 Hillsboro Street, POB 459, Pittsboro, NC 27312 Pittsboro Phone: 919/542-3013 See the website to submit news, advertise, or list your event.

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Chatham Historical Museum

Chatham County Historical Association

The Chatham County Historical Association is an all-volunteer organization devoted to collecting, preserving, and sharing the history of Chatham County through exhibits, tours, publications, research,and educational and community outreach programs. Our volunteers operate the Chatham Historical Museum, located in the historic Chatham County Courthouse. The museum also includes archival collections accessible to researchers and a museum gift shop. Tours and programs are available for schools and community groups. We also promote the preservation of public and private structures that are of historical significance to the county. The Chatham County Historical Association, Inc. is a private, nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3)organization.We receive no committed public funding, and rely on the support of our members and private donations, as well as the time and talent of our volunteers, for our operational support and projects. Visit the website to learn more about becoming a part of history! www.chathamhistory.org Location 9 Hillsboro St. (center of the traffic circle) Pittsboro, NC 27312 Phone 919-542-6222

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Fish Window Cleaning

Jamie & Lisa Hitmar would like to welcome you to Fish Window Cleaning! We are your local window cleaning company for Pittsboro, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Morrisville, Apex, and Chapel Hill, NC. Whether you’ve never had your windows professionally cleaned or you’re looking to replace your current window cleaner, you’ve come to the right place. We are your local professionals and we are ready to brighten your world at work and at home! Fish Window Cleaning offers: Window Cleaning/Window Washing Soft Washing Roof Washing Power Washing Skylight Cleaning Gutter Cleaning Chandelier Cleaning Ceiling Fan Cleaning Outdoor Light Fixture Cleaning Construction Clean-Up Contact us today for a free on-site estimate! (919) 535-3578 Fish Window Cleaning can clean your windows if you live in any of the following zip codes: Pittsboro, Cary, Raleigh, Durham, Morrisville, Apex, Chapel Hill, NC 27502, 27513, 27607, 27695, 27511, 27518, 27606, 27519, 27523, 27539, 27562, 27540, 27526, 27703, 27705, 27701, 27713, 27704, 27560, 27707, 27510, 27709, 27514, 27517, 27312, 27516 Email Jamie with any questions at jhitmar@fishwindowcleaning.com.  

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Pittsboro Presbyterian Church

Pittsboro Presbyterian Church

Pittsboro Presbyterian Church is a service-oriented church that is open to God’s unfolding of the future. We are a small church that seeks to live out our beliefs through worship, Faith Formation, environmental stewardship, and service to our community. We believe that living our faith means serving each other and the community and welcoming everyone into our community of faith. Mission Statement: We are SEEKING to grow in our relationship with God and each other. We are SERVING God by serving our neighbors. We are SHARING through our gifts, prayers, and service.   Website: www.pittsboropres.org Address: 95 East Street PO Box 713 Pittsboro, North Carolina 27312 Phone: (919) 542-4702

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