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Dangerous trees force Rehoboth Beach Farmers’ Market to relocate after 20 years in Grove Park

The Rehoboth Beach Farmers’ Market must relocate after Grove Park was found to have hazardous trees by arborists and state officials. Market founder Pat Coluzzi quickly canceled the scheduled event due to safety concerns. The market has since reopened in a new location at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center Parking Lot until further notice.

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Pat ColuzzipersonRehoboth Beach Farmers’ MarkettopicGrove ParkplaceState Department of Agriculture Forest ServiceorganizationCity's Environmental Advisory CommitteeorganizationRehoboth Beach Convention Center Parking Lotplace
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