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    • Members' Weekend Trip to Connecticut's "Quiet Corner"
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    • A simple repair leads to a major carpentry project at Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm
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    • Beauport landscape restored
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    • Rhode Island Foundation supports Project CHICK
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    • "Fishing lady" returns to Otis House
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    • LGBT seniors gather at Phillips House
    • New drainage project begins at Barrett House
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    • Historic shoes on display at Bloomingdale’s
    • Tenant house at Spencer-Peirce-Little Farm undergoes paint analysis
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    • Paint analysis makes way for new color scheme at Hamilton House
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    • North Shore properties welcome local bands, talented dogs
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    • Third graders travel back to colonial times at Coffin House
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