A beloved bistro opens a new location, a local dog park celebration & more!

Plus, New England's largest pickle festival is returning!

Welcome to this week’s edition of Community Connections!

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The restaurant offers Italian-inspired coastal cuisine with stunning ocean views at its beachfront location.

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As the growing season progresses, visitors can expect to find a wider variety of fresh, locally grown produce at the July market.

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The park has become a beloved space for local dog owners and their pets as is offering free refreshments to celebrate their anniversary.

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Beginning in July and extending through early September, the series will feature three writers presenting works that explore different facets of Kennedy history and influence.

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Get ready for a fun and educational way to cool off!

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If you're looking for a fun way to spend an afternoon, mark your calendar for Stories in the Park!

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The Mirbeau Cares Program honors "those who are battling or have overcome a life-threatening illness, or who selflessly care for someone who is," according to the spa.

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This would be a bit of a day trip to attend, but if you love pickles, this is the festival for you! Attendees can indulge in an extensive array of pickle-themed cuisine from pickle samples to over 40 food trucks.

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