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44 North Vendor Visit

August 9 @ 10:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Stop by and meet the women behind 44 North and try some of their delicious coffee!

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Date:: August 9
Time:: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Event Category:: Tasting

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: Blue Hill Co-op
Phone: 207-374-2165
Email: ownership@bluehill.coop
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: Blue Hill Co-op
: 70 South Street
Blue Hill, ME 04614 United States + Google Map
Phone: 207-374-2165
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Dear Community, thank you again for your generous contribution to the Fall Food Drive. Let’s keep the giving going to the end of the year and beyond…

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"The biggest contributors to this loss in food access was forced removal from native lands onto barren reservations, forced assimilation into Native American Boarding Schools, and the government-provided commodity food distributed to those on reservations. Commodity foods commonly included white flour, lard, sugar, dairy products, and canned meats– a major contrast from the unprocessed, whole, traditional foods that Indigenous peoples were used to..." Read more, link in bio!

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Transgender Day of Remembrance has been observed for 24 years and is recognized in at least 20 countries. It was founded to draw attention to the continued violence endured by transgender people.

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