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City animal farm opens for season
Doug Ramsay photo
Visiting relatives in Everett, both Marco Mezzato, 2, and his grandmother Costa Anna of Italy pet a rabbit held by
farm staff member Alex Booth on opening day last weekend of the Everett Parks and Recreations petting farm at Forest Park. The farm features goats, baby pigs, sheep, rabbits, and an array of fowl, and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Aug. 18. A program to rent a rabbit to take home for up to three days is also provided. Check with farm staff for more details.
By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published June 26, 2019
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By NATHAN BLACKWELL, contributing writer
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
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By DANIEL ALBERT, intern
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published June 26, 2019
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By NATHAN BLACKWELL, contributing writer
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By NATHAN BLACKWELL, contributing writer
Published June 19, 2019
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By ADAM WORCESTER, contributing writer
Published June 19, 2019
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By DANIEL ALBERT, intern
Published June 19, 2019
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More on this story...
By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published June 19, 2019
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By ADAM WORCESTER, contributing writer
Published June 12, 2019
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published June 12, 2019
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By NATHAN BLACKWELL, contributing writer
Published June 5, 2019
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By SAMUEL KETCHEM, contributing writer
Published June 5, 2019
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By MICHAEL WHITNEY
Published May 29, 2019
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