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Current News
Autumn Competition at Grande Shores
Pumpkins are among us, and if you visit Grande Shores soon, be sure to see the artistic pumpkins currently on display in the lobby. Engineering, Housekeeping, Front Desk, and Food and Beverage Departments contributed entries (Front Desk entry shown here). What talented people we have here, and after the competition is settled, perhaps even a few pumpkin pies!
Finding Shark's Teeth on the Beach
To find sharks' teeth, either fossil or recent, stroll the beach an hour after the tide goes out. Pick up anything that looks shiny and black, shiny and gray, or shiny and beige/white. Sharks' teeth vary in those colors, and fossilized shark's teeth are generally black at the root and grayish at the crown. Some are millions of years old, commonly found on the east coast from New Jersey to Florida. Good luck!
Read our other stories...
The Miracle League
Pumpkins in Parade at Broadway
Walk a Mile MmmBopping, Without Shoes
Planning for Spring 2010
Story-Telling at Halloween
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