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Offering Free Self-Defense Class - Queens Gazette

Offering Free Self-Defense Class - Queens Gazette
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YouFit Gyms Launches Free Self-Defense Classes on March 21, 2023

/PRNewswire/ Last month YouFit Gyms member, Nashali Alma was assaulted in her apartment complex gym and made national headlines for defending off her.

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SCV News | Teen, Local Business Team Up for Free Self-Defense Workshop

SCV News | Teen, Local Business Team Up for Free Self-Defense Workshop
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SCVNews com | SCV Water Reschedules Public Hearing on Water Shortage Contingency Plan

SCVNews com | SCV Water Reschedules Public Hearing on Water Shortage Contingency Plan
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