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Welcome to SASA′s home on the web!
Welcome to the new home of SASA on the web.  We hope this new site will be more interactive and provide better communication within our association.  Here, you'll be able to get news, information, schedules, rosters, game results, directions and much much more. Check back frequently for the latest information about our club.  Please be patient as we are all learning this new system.
 
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Registration Reminder
by posted 08/14/2008

SASA Members,
Our first registration was a success; the ease of the online registration is being welcomed by many people. Thank you to those of you that have completed the registration process by paying online or at a walk-in session.

We are having our 2nd registration is this Saturday August 16th 9-12pm @ the Collins Perley Complex. 
 
3 Steps to Registration (Use the link on the left for registration.)
 
Reminder –
You can pay via credit card (w/ no extra charge) online or you can walk in & pay by check/cash @ a walk in registration. Regardless of which way you decide to do it, you need to complete the 3 steps to registration (see attachment) prior to paying.
 
 
***Any child house mite & above not registered w/ full or partial payment on or before August 20th will be assessed an additional $100 late fee.   


 
Documents Needed for Border Crossing
by posted 07/20/2008

As we are getting ready for the 2008-2009 season, we have been discussing the logistics of crossing the border to play our friends from Canada.  Although past practice will work for this season, the agents may be more strict and changes are coming.  A summary of what is needed and what you can expect:

  • Entry back into the US will be granted for those presenting either a US valid passport or a Vermont drivers license. It was suggested that those displaying the drivers license also provide a birth certificate. This honeymoon period will be in place until June of 2009.
  • In June of 2009, all persons entering the US will have to provide a valid passport but, Vermont is working with the US government to design a Vermont drivers license that will meet the needs of the passport. The concern is that Customs will not have the technology in place in time to scan the drivers licenses which causes one to think that the new enhanced drivers licenses might not be worth the money.
If your driving your kids across the border the following was suggested: 
    a) Have a birth certificate for each child in the car.
    b) If your spouse is NOT traveling with you, it was recommended that you have
        a signed permission note from your spouse, which grants you permission to
        take your kids across the border. The reason for this change is because of the
        increase in parental abductions.
    c) If you are taking another families child across the border, it is strongly 
        recommended that you have the parents sign a permission form.
    d) In either case a notarized form is the best option.

If you have any questions or would like more information, it can be found by visiting the US Customs and Border Patrol page.

A general permission form is available by clicking here.





 
 
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