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Cosa si fa a Cimaferle ?

Cosa si fa a Cimaferle ? Cimaferle Ã¨ un "posto di campagna" e si fanno le cose tipiche dei posti di campagna. Ovvero niente, secondo il 99.7 % della popolazione italiana. Infatti non si fa "snorkeling" ne' "shopping" e dire : "Sono
Il Salumificio Cima

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CIMA va in Bocconi ~~#F39:''Articolo di Giorgio Lepratto, data 27-01-2011''~~ !::CIMA va in Bocconi:: ((Il Salumificio Cima)) é stato scelto da me e alcuni miei colleghi come protagonista di due diversi lavori di gruppo nel Corso di L
Il Sanfront rigenerato

Il Sanfront rigenerato !!Nel mese di Dicembre 2012 ha riaperto l'albergo ristorante bar Sanfront, ubicato sulla piazza di Cimaferle. !!!Per contattare i gestori: __~~#F00:0144-765802~~__ !!!Per la storia dell'albergo, vi rimandiamo all
Scrivo un articolo o faccio una pagina ?

Scrivo un articolo o faccio una pagina ? {maketoc} La risposta alla domanda non Ã¨ fissa: fino a questo momento vi ho spinto ad usare la funzione Articoli, ora mi piacerebbe spingervi nella direzione opposta, ovvero verso la creazione d
Ponzone Outdoor 2008

Ponzone Outdoor 2008 {maketoc} !Introduzione Il 20 e 21 Settembre 2008 si e' tenuto il Ponzone Outdoor 2008, un incontro volto a promuovere le meraviglose escursioni che e' possibile fare in zona ed a pubblicizzare gli operatori che si p
Il presidente della Pro Loco risponde all'amico Andrea

Il presidente della Pro Loco risponde all'amico Andrea {maketoc} --- cfr:((I divieti della Pro Loco)) --- !!La lettera del presidente Massimo Fogliazza Sono meravigliato della lettera, a firma di un socio che considero tra i piÃ¹ af

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