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Shelene Hearring, the owner and instructor of Two Dragons Martial Arts studio, is navigating the challenges following the devastating Eaton Fire that impacted her business. As the community rallies around her, Hearring is focused on what lies ahead for her students. Currently, classes are being held in a local park, but the uncertainty of this temporary arrangement weighs heavily on her.
Hearring expresses her commitment to her students and the importance of maintaining their training and sense of community during this difficult time. She is actively searching for a new location where she can establish a permanent home for Two Dragons Martial Arts. The studio has been a cornerstone for many in the community, providing not only martial arts training but also a supportive environment for personal growth.
Despite the setbacks, Hearring remains optimistic and determined to rebuild. She aims to create a space where her students can continue to learn, grow, and thrive in their martial arts journey. The resilience of the community shines through as they support her efforts to find a new home for the studio.
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