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Sugarloaf and partners receive $400,000 grant for forest restoration

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Sugarloaf Cove and their conservation partners received a large grant from the Outdoor Heritage Council. WTIPs Jay Andersen spoke with Sugarloaf  Executive Director Molly Thompson about the forest restoration project.


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