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The Academy

Originally the Providence Academy, a boarding school for girls founded by Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart in 1874. At that time, the three-story Catholic school was the largest brick building north of San Francisco. It is now home to a variety of businesses as well as a three-story chapel and a 5,000-sqare-foot ballroom which is rented for weddings and other functions.

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Vancouver this week

Sep. 3- Vancouver Farmer's Market "Fresh Fridays"

Sep. 3- Magenta Improv Theater

Sep. 4- Vancouver Farmer's Market

Sep. 5- Village Block Party and Open House

Sep. 6- Labor Day

Sep. 6- No City Council Meeting

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