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The following articles are just a small sample of what is featured in this month’s issue of Attraction magazine.
The current deer population on the Eastern Shore, and indeed in much of the mid Atlantic region, is an example of an ecosystem out of whack. Any natural patterns of co-existence during the time of our earliest settlements here are long gone unless we can artificially manipulate the balance. |
Since 1981, the light of Christmas has been shining brighter on the Mid Shore due to the efforts of volunteers with Operation Christmas. True to the Eastern Shore, the event began when local business owner Will Howard realized that a number of the ducks and geese hunted in Talbot County that fall were in freezers across the county because hunters from outside of the area had decided not to take their game home with them. |
Individuals considering whether becoming a foster or adoptive parent is the right choice for them can explore this important life step by attending an information session sponsored by the Mid Shore Departments of Social Services (DSS). |
Conservationists across Delmarva exercise their environmental muscles in different ways. This month, we feature five Mid Shore volunteers who are sharing invaluable messages in their communities. |
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