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1. scituatesaltcave.comScituate Salt Cave | HaloTherapy Salt Cave in Scituate, MA

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   When you step inside Scituate Salt Cave, you will be surrounded by 30,000 pounds of glowing pink salt sourced directly from the Himalayas. Immerse yourself in deep, detoxifying relaxation during a 45-minute session to restore your mind while making your body feel more balanced. We offer two beautifully constructed indoor salt caves, ranging in ...

2. www.scituateschoolsri.netHome | Scituate School Department

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   Scituate School Department 3 George Washington Hwy. Clayville, RI 02815 Phone: 401-647-4100 Fax: 401-647-4102. Schools . Scituate School Department ; Scituate High School ; Scituate Middle School ; Clayville Elementary School ; Hope Elementary School ; North Scituate Elementary School ; Stay Connected .

3. scit.org › page › 934METCO - Scit

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   Shawn Ayala, METCO Director, 781-545-8760 ext. 11327. MarKaveus Barnes, METCO Coordinator. Scituate Public Schools serves preschool and kindergarten, elementary, middle and high school students in Scituate, Massachusetts. SCITUATE MOBILE APP. Download the Scituate Public Schools mobile app for parents, caregivers and students.

4. scituatehistoricalsociety.org › early-families-of-scituateEarly Families of Scituate - Scituate Historical Society

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   John Damon/Daman and his sister Hannah Damon were in Scituate by 1633; They were the nephew and niece of William Gilson and inherited his property. William Dauckings/Duckings/Dorkins – Lothrop listed him as living in the twenty-second house built by George Lewis, Jr. He is styled “Mr.” in the Lothropp notes.

5. www.scituatema.gov › tourismTourism | Scituate MA

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   Scituate is a historic seaside community on Massachusetts’s South Shore located about 30 miles south of Boston, 30 miles north of Plymouth, and 40 miles north of the Bourne Bridge and Cape Cod. The town was originally settled in 1636 by colonists from Plymouth and new immigrants from the County of Kent England. CHECK OUT THE NEW SEA SCITUATE ...

6. scituatehistoricalsociety.org › historic_property › scituate-lighthouseScituate Lighthouse - Scituate Historical Society

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   Scituate Light is arguably the most iconic and beloved of our town’s landmarks. A day does not pass – summer or winter – without someone walking its perimeter and taking in the view. In the year 1810, the U.S. Congress voted $4,000 to build a lighthouse at Scituate Harbor. The Light, of split granite blocks with a one and a half story house attached, was activated in 1811.

7. www.friendsofnewchs.comHome | Friends of the New Cushing Hatherly School

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   We’re a volunteer organization made up of Scituate residents who believe that investing in our schools is investing in our community's future. Our goal is to inform the community about the proposal to build a new elementary school for Scituate’s students, and to get the community support to do it ahead of a special town meeting on April 29 ...