Chalk Talk walks into Rockville Centre

Posted Wednesday, July 17, 2013 1:05 pm

Nicole Cataleo, of East Rockaway, got down and dirty to draw her picture on the sidewalk outside Village Hall.

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The Chalk Talk participants, along with village officials, posed for a picture on the steps of Village Hall. They will be back every Saturday this summer.

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Lauren Sussman wrote her message on the sidewalk.

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James Rohrs, left, and Meryl Cittadiano work on their drawings.

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Last Saturday, the Rockville Centre Guild for the Arts and the Youth Council teamed up for the first Chalk Talk on the Walk. Participants were able to use sidewalk chalk to leave encouraging messages and pictures on the sidewalk outside Village Hall. Each Saturday has a different theme, and community members are encouraged to come down and participate in the event.

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