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	Frye Island Comprehensive Plan (8/27/01) - SECTION 1
		The Town of Frye Island, except for the southeast corner of the Island, is presently served by a filtered surface water supply utilizing Sebago Lake as its source.
		Island residents and their guests have access to 15 strategically placed beaches and waterfront recreation areas, which ring the Island.
		The Island’s forest areas are a valuable natural resource from an environmental, aesthetic point of view but have no commercial value due to age, limited amount of marketable timber and cost to harvest.
	www.fryeisland.com /tdoc/compplan/sect1.htm (9448 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Massachusetts
		The settlement at Plymouth began with the landing of the Pilgrims, 22 December 1620; the Colony of Massachusetts Bay was established under John Endicott at Salem in 1628.
		In 1905 the ratio of increase in the native and in the foreign-born of the population was 6.46 per cent and 8.47 per cent respectively; the number of native-born in the total population being 2, 085,636, and that of the foreign-born being 918,044, an increase of the latter of 459.7 per cent since 1850.
		Massachusetts, as well as new York and Philadelphia, experienced the storm: a convent was burned, churches were threatened, monuments to revered heroes of the Church were razed, and cemeteries descrated.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/10024c.htm (4930 words)

	Prophecy of the Seventh Fire
		Such an island was to be found at the beginning and at the end of their journey.
		This island became the center of the Anishinabeg nation, the Sacred Fire was brought here, the sacred water drum of the Midewiwin Society was heard again.
		Not very far away along the southern shore of the great sweet water sea they found an island shaped like a turtle, the final sign that their journey was complete.
	www.geocities.com /whiteaglesoaring/7thFire.html (3827 words)

	Untitled Document
		Rhode Island is the northern limits of their range, which might explains why there are less than 10 documented records of this species in the state (C. Raithel pers comm.).
		Leopard frogs are rare in Rhode Island and throughout the region (Klemens 1993).
		In New Hampshire, Burton and Likens (1975) estimated that this species accounted for 94% of the amphibian biomass in the forest, and was twice as great as the biomass of the avifauna and equal to the biomass of the small mammals.
	www.uri.edu /cels/nrs/paton/LH_short.html (1783 words)

	Boston Harbor Islands Learning Center \|\| Teachers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The islands and surrounding estuary have been home to a rich diversity of plant and animal life for millennia.
		Marshes on Thompson Island serve as a nursery for fish and shellfish and a stop-over for migrating shore birds in the spring and fall.
		It is thought that the islands' drumlins were covered with mature forests of hemlock, maple, oak, pine, and hickory, which were cleared to support agriculture and pasturage, and to supply firewood for fuel.
	www.bostonislands.com /learn/learn_teach_theme4.html (975 words)

	Sherpa Guides \| Georgia \| The Natural Georgia Series \| Barrier Islands \| Island Life and Culture: Tracing Georgia's ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Late in the eighteenth century, colonists determined that the subtropical barrier islands were decidedly ripe for the cultivation of a certain species of cotton.
		At the dawn of the twentieth century, the barrier islands entered a new period of prosperity and five of the islands became the property of America's wealthiest tycoons.
		Acres that were once white fields of Sea Island cotton, then pastures for herds of fl angus cattle, became grazing areas for exotic animals from such far-away places as Uganda, the Sudan, Kenya, the Sahara, and South America.
	sherpaguides.com /georgia/barrier_islands/island_life/index.html (5185 words)

	Gulf Islands National Seashore - Gulf Islands National Seashore (U.S. National Park Service)
		Island beaches, sparkling waters, bayous, historic forts and recreational opportunities are plentiful in Gulf Islands National Seashore, the nation’s largest.
		Island camping, cast netting, fishing, picnicking, boating, birding, swimming, hiking, attending a ranger guided program in Mississippi or Florida, exploring the historic forts and walking on the beach are popular activities.
		The Mississippi barrier islands are accessible only by boat and there are changes in the use of personal watercraft (PWC).
	www.nps.gov /guis (275 words)

	Boston Harbor Lighthouse, Massachusetts at Lighthousefriends.com
		Worthylake’s younger daughter, Ana, and her friend were watching their progress from the island when suddenly the overloaded canoe capsized and the members of the party were left struggling in the water.
		In 1719, America’s first fog signal— a cannon—was installed on the island where it remained until the early 1960’s, when it was moved to the Coast Guard Academy.
		With the combined efforts of preservation groups and Massachusetts Senator Edward M. Kennedy, funds were appropriated to keep Coast Guard staff at Little Brewster Island and turn the lighthouse into a living museum of lighthouse history.
	www.lighthousefriends.com /light.asp?ID=473 (1443 words)

	Rhode Island Real Estate Magazine
		Rhode Island, one of the original 13 states, was founded in June, 1636 by Roger Williams from Massachusetts.
		Nicknamed "The Ocean State," Rhode Island is characterized by miles of coastline from the rocky shores of Newport to the white, sandy beaches of Westerly.
		Conanicut, an island in Narragansett Bay, home to Jamestown, a quaint waterfront village with a laid back atmosphere, complements the lively night life of Newport, just over the bridge to the east or Narragansett Pier, just over the bridge to the west.
	www.rhodeislandrealestatemagazine.com (162 words)

	Settling the Colonies
		Becoming impressed with the appearance of things on the shores of Narragansett Bay, these exiles purchased from the Indians the island of Aquidneck for forty fathoms of white peage, ten coats, twenty hoes, and five fathoms of wampum.
		In 1637, Anne Hutchinson was tried and banished from the Massachusetts colony because her teachings were considered an attack on the rigid moral and legal codes of the Puritans of New England, as well as the authority of the Massachusetts clergy.
		He and his family settled with the Hutchinsons and fifty-seven other people on the island of Aquideck, now part of Rhode Island, where a civil organization was effected based upon the principle of religious liberty.
	home.comcast.net /~deborah.woodburn/history/colonies.html (1124 words)

	Pacific Island Books : History and Biography
		Here is Mary Wallis' lively, decidedly feminist, opinionated yet humorous account of five years wandering about the islands aboard the bark "Zotoff." During that time she saw much at first hand, and she has left her indelible mark on Fiji in the popular girl's names, Walesi and Merewalesi.
		It was one of the most frequently used sources of information and argument during the public movement in India that led to the abolition of Indenture in the 1910s, the movement Gandhi later called the first national satyagraha.
		My Twenty-one Years in the Fiji Islands provides a vivid account of the lives of Indians, indentured and free, in early Fiji: the coolie ships, the coolie lines, the struggles with overseers and law courts, the towns, the bazaars, and Indian religious rituals and festivals.
	www.pacificislandbooks.com /fhistbiog.htm (1745 words)

	Jim Geraghty on John Kerry & Naushon Island on National Review Online
		Naushon Island, off the Massachusetts coast, has been known as the home of pirates, who confiscated the hard-earned wealth of merchants and businessmen; sheep, obedient creatures who demonstrate no independence; ticks and flies, droning annoying pests; and is rumored to be haunted by frightening, ghostly pale, gaunt figures.
		Today, a mounted groundskeeper patrols the shores, and politely asks trespassers to leave — though some trespassers are allowed to finish their walk and urged to get permission before landing again.
		Kerry's spokesman responded that the island was owned by a trust set up by distant relatives on the Forbes side of his family, and that the senator is not a beneficiary of that trust.
	www.nationalreview.com /geraghty/geraghty200404010835.asp (1280 words)

	Massachusets Drug Rehab Alcohol Treatment Addiction Rehab Information Narconon Arrowhead
		Drug Situation: Cocaine and Heroin continue to be the primary drugs of abuse in the state of Massachusetts as Colombian and Dominican traffickers dominate the distribution throughout the state.
		Methamphetamine is reportedly abused at “rave” parties by young adults between the ages of 18 to 25; however, individuals in their late 30s to early 40s also abuse it.
		Domestically grown marijuana is found in all areas of Massachusetts, from the extreme western part of the state all the way out to Nantucket Island.
	www.stopaddiction.com /states/massachusetts_drug_rehab_info.html (1792 words)

	The US50 - A guide to the state of Rhode Island - Outdoors
		From shore or boat, Rhode Island is a fisherman's paradise.
		Found all along our shores, particularly in rocky areas and in estuaries, salt ponds and rivers, this fighter can reach up to 65 pounds, with many 40+ pounders caught each year.
		What makes Rhode Island offshore fishing so good is its relative closeness to the canyon fishing on the fertile Continental Shelf, allowing more time for fishing and less time spent traveling.
	www.theus50.com /rhodeisland/outdoors.shtml (652 words)

	White Island Shores, Massachusetts - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		White Island Shores is a census-designated place and village located in the town of Plymouth in Plymouth County, Massachusetts.
		White Island Shores is located at 41°47′38″N, 70°38′19″W (41.793928, -70.638531)
		The racial makeup of the village was 89.64% White, 2.91% African American, 0.84% Native American, 0.23% Asian, 0.14% Pacific Islander, 3.19% from other races, and 3.05% from two or more races.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/White_Island_Shores,_Massachusetts (394 words)

	Drug Rehab Referrals \| White Island Shores, Massachusetts Drug Rehab and Addiction Treatment Information (via ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The Massachusetts areas involved in New England HIDTA efforts are as follows: Suffolk, Essex, Worcester, Plymouth, Hampden, and Middlesex Counties.
		On June 30, 2002 the Massachusetts adult probation population was 131,319 and decreased to 127,135 on June 30, 2003.
		The Massachusetts adult parole population decreased in 2003, from 3,951 on January 1 to 3,704 on December 31.
	www.drugrehabreferral.com.cob-web.org:8888 /rehab_centers/massachusetts/white_island_shores (1196 words)

	Massachusetts Cities by Percentage of Population Male
		Massachusetts Cities by Percentage of Population that is Male
		The information on these pages will be useful to people researching for travel, moving home, study projects and interested in their home town.
		From this page you can access the places in Massachusetts where men outnumber women and view charts and graphs and demographic statistics.
	www.maps-n-stats.com /us_ma_most_men.html (269 words)

	turtles2
		Once in the water, they typically swim several miles off shore, where they are caught in currents and seaweed that may carry them for years before returning to nearshore waters.
		Juvenile Kemp's ridleys are regularly sighted in the Chesapeake Bay, Long Island Sound and in the vicinity of Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
		Island Authority staffers will contact leaseholders who had the highest concentration of lights and discuss ways to reduce light shining on the beach.
	www.whitesandsbeachresort.com /florida_seaturtles2.htm (13367 words)

	Daytona Beach Shores Florida Vacation Rentals - Vacation Homes, Condo Rentals
		Daytona Beach Shores Florida (FL) Vacation rentals by owner are private vacation rental homes, villas, condos, apartments, chalets, cabins, and lodgings all available to you at a tremendous value.
		The Retreat is a luxurious four bedroom house and The Hideaway is a lavish five bedroom h...
		White Surf is a quiet residential block where you don't have to put a towel on a pool chair to have one....
	www.valuevacationrentals.com /FL/Daytona-Beach-Shores.cfm (489 words)

	White Island Shores, Massachusetts Relationship and Housing Demographics
		White Island Shores, MA Relationship and Housing Demographics
		White Island Shores Demographics for Relationships and Households
		If you wish to use more than three (3) sets of city data from our site, or for any greater customization, please refer to the original source where the raw data is available.
	www.maps-n-stats.com /us_ma/us_ma_white_island_shore_h.html (266 words)

	Colonial Americans: Discovery of Estuarine Environments (DOEE)
		The fabric of economic life in Colonial Rhode Island was woven from three separate by dependent strands: Farming, trade, and manufacturing.
		Farming began in 1635, when William Blackstone, an Anglican clergyman and the first white settler in Cumberland (then part of Massachusetts), planted a garden and apple trees.
		Rhode Island's "dirt farmers" produced wool, hides, cheese, potatoes, beef, and mutton in quantities sufficient for export.
	omp.gso.uri.edu /doee/history/colonial/c3.htm (469 words)

	Tour New England - Rhode Island - BLOCK ISLAND
		The island is a working-class community which welcomes the well-behaved to its shores with open arms.
		The beaches are spectacular and the island boasts the only other "white cliffs" in the Northern Hemisphere, a sister site to the world famous "White Cliffs of Dover" on the English Channel.
		Many say the island is as close to Ireland as you can get without traveling across the Atlantic.
	tournewengland.com /Rhode_Island/block_island.htm (179 words)

	New England - Connecticut
		In 1620, the Mayflower landed on the shores of Massachusetts, marking a permanent English presence on the foreign soil.
		Massachusetts played a prominent force in promoting this independence, resisting taxation in 1773.
		From the top of the tower, Long Island Sound and three states may be viewed.
	www.geocities.com /moondarlin/tnewengland.html (655 words)

	The Founding of Rhode Island
		When the first white settlers arrived in Rhode Island, they found the land inhabited by Native Americans, the largest tribe being the Narrangansetts.
		Each village was governed by a leader who answered to the chief sachems, who, at the time of settlement in Rhode Island, were Canonicus and his nephew Miantonomi.
		Williams, who had maintained friendly terms with the Narrangansett Indians, turned to them for aide when he was banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony in the winter of 1636.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/colonial_america_retired/35747 (572 words)

	White Island Shores, Massachusetts (MA) Detailed Profile - relocation, real estate, travel, jobs, hotels, hospitals, ...
		Current weather forecast for White Island Shores, MA
		Discuss White Island Shores, Massachusetts on our local forum with tens of thousands registered users
		White Island Shores-area historical tornado activity is significantly below Massachusetts state average.
	www.city-data.com /city/White-Island-Shores-Massachusetts.html (838 words)

	Mystic Shores in Canyon Lake - Spring Branch, Texas - Luxury Homes in a Private Golf Course Community featuring Luxury ...
		On the shores of Canyon Lake, Mystic Shores is the Hill Country community you've been looking for.
		Schools: Mystic Shores is served by excellent public schools.
		The Peninsula At Mystic Shores: Located inside Mystic Shores, The Peninsula is an exclusive gated private estate community offering homesites-many waterside-with breathtaking views of Canyon Lake, the Guadalupe River, and the Texas Hill Country
	www.privatecommunities.com /texas/mysticshoresatcanyonlake (1078 words)

	Massachusetts Web Page
		The brokers, agents and team of professional relocation and home finding specialists at ePartner National Relocation can help you with all of your real estate needs in anywhere in Massachusetts including such cities as Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Lowell, Cambridge or any of the other city.
		The weather for Boston, Massachusetts is reported by a local weather station using a combination of TAF and METAR reports from airports and weather stations in the area (ICAO).
		The time displayed on the weather output is the last reported update for that location.
	massachusettswebpage.com (147 words)

	White-winged, Black and Surf Scoter Habitat Model
		Blue mussels and short yoldia (Yoldia sapotilla) were the most important foods of birds collected in Massachusetts, while Atlantic razor clams (Siliqua spp.) were the most important food for birds collected in Long Island Sound (McGilvrey 1967).
		Scoters feed in open water, including the regularly flooded portions of the intertidal zone, and subtidal areas (Vermeer and Bourne 1982, Bordage and Savard 1995).
		Along New Hampshire and Massachusetts coastlines scoters prefer sandy beaches to rocky headlands (Stott and Olson 1973), although they are found off rocky shores on the west coast of North America (Savard et al.
	www.fws.gov /r5gomp/gom/habitatstudy/metadata/scoter_models.htm (1168 words)

	MassachusettsHome Sweet Home
		What city in Massachusetts has the lowest cost of living?
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	www.homesweethome.com /Massachusetts (235 words)

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