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A rare wildlife sighting, a popular Marylou's location moves & more!
Plus, how a nonprofit is working to protect 850 acres of land in Massachusetts.

Welcome to this week’s edition of Community Connections!
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The new location sits up the street from Rockland High School, positioning the cafe near the school community
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Bobcat sightings remain relatively rare because “bobcats are naturally elusive animals and are highly adapted to avoiding humans.”
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The organization is working to raise funds to acquire the 850-acre property and establish it as a new wildlife sanctuary accessible to the public.
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Cape Wildlife Center remains cautiously optimistic about the owl’s prognosis!
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If you’ve ever considered opening your heart and home to a furry friend in need of a place to rest until they find their forever family, then Sandy Paws Rescue Inc. might be looking for you.
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