Backyard Beekeepers' Association help move thousands of bees to new home in Westport
News 12’s Sean McCabe spoke with representatives from Backyard Beekeepers about new settlement at Earthplace.
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Jun 28, 2022, 11:42 PM
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12ds agoThousands of bees are settling into a new home in Westport thanks to the hard work of dedicated volunteers.
News 12’s Sean McCabe spoke with representatives from Backyard Beekeepers about new settlement at Earthplace.
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