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https://www.prestoavenuedesigns.com/save/buy-valium-diazepam-uk-1.php April 1st, 2021 All Things Oysters:Growin’, Shuckin’, Enjoyin’ Humans have been eating and cultivating oysters for thousands of years.Brianna Group of The Nature Conservancy (TNC) will team with Brian Gennaco of Virgin Oyster for a night of ‘all things oysters.’ Brianna will discuss restoration efforts in Great Bay and TNC’s SOAR program, which is partnering with oyster farmers for restoration success during COVID. Brian will provide oysters and oyster knives beforehand and talk about the oyster farm and give shucking demonstrations. Oysters and shucking knives will be available for pickup or local delivery on the day of the event but […]

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https://www.pslra.org/6v2xiwdn Virtual Gundalow Gathering Thursday March 4th 6:45pmVirtual Gundalow Gatherings A Virtual Tour of New England Lighthouses The lighthouse is a pervasive icon in our culture, often used to symbolize positive qualities like faith, guidance, a nd strength. Jeremy D’Entremont’s presentation, Lighthouses of Seacoast New Hampshire and Southern Maine, will focus on the rich history of the lighthouses between Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and York, Maine, featuring primarily the fascinating stories of lighthouse keepers and their families. The lighthouses covered in Jeremy’s presentation will be Portsmouth Harbor Light, Whaleback Light, White Island (Isles of Shoals) Light, Boon Island Light, and Cape Neddick […]

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