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2nd Annual Shellabration at Bowen's Island Restaurant

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Shuck yeah! 🦪

A huge thank you to everyone that came out and celebrated the 2nd Annual Shellabration at Bowen's Island Restaurant this past Sunday, November 6th. And, thank you to those individuals and sponsors who helped make this year’s event a success! Without your hard work and dedication, this event wouldn’t even be possible.

All proceeds will be used towards future oyster restoration projects to help clean and maintain our coastal waters!

 

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