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 == Events  ==
-=== Family History Festival&nbsp;  ===
+=== DNA Special Interest Group  ===
+* We meet quarterly -- see our program schedule at www.dsgr.org for details on dates and times
-*On the last Saturday of September each year, the Detroit Society for Genealogical Research partners with the Burton Historical Collection and the Fred Hart Williams Genealogical Soiciety, The festival is free and no pre-registration required. The Burton Historical Collection will be open for research from 10am-6pm. For further information please visit the web site noted above, or call (313) 481-1401.
-=== Society Meetings  ===
-*We usually meet the second Saturday of the month (September through June). &nbsp; A number of special events cause us to reschedule our meetings so that are members can take full advantage of those occations. &nbsp;See&nbsp;http://dsgr.org/events.php for our meeting schedule.
 === Workshops  ===
 *Early each year, one of our regular meetings is our annual bus trip to the Allen County Public Library in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
-*In the spring, we offer a bus trip for research at the Archives of Michigan in Lansing.
 === Board Meetings  ===
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 ;Q. What are the society's hours of operation?
-:A. Membership in DSGR is $20.00 per year which include online access to the members only area of out website (www.dsgr.org) and four issues of the DSGR Magazine. &nbsp; Meetings are open to the public, and are held on Saturday mornings. &nbsp; This allows our members to then have the afternoon free or to make use of the Burton Historical Collection of books and manuscripts.
+:A. Membership in DSGR is $25.00 per year which include online access to the members only area of out website (www.dsgr.org) and four issues of the DSGR Magazine. &nbsp; Meetings are open to the public, and are held on Saturday mornings. &nbsp; This allows our members to then have the afternoon free or to make use of the Burton Historical Collection of books and manuscripts.
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