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St. Martiners Tell Stories from Their Lives in New Oral History Book.

January 23, 2022

St. Martiners Tell Stories from Their Lives in New Oral History Book.
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French Quarter:---The Les Fruits de Mer association has published a new book, Stories of St. Martin. In this book, twelve St. Martiners tell stories from their lives in their own words. Each story captures a unique part of life on St. Martin, and each story captures a unique voice. They are stories of work, hardship, accomplishment, and inspiration.

“Reading this book is like sitting down with a neighbor while they tell you a story,” said co-editor Jenn Yerkes. “It’s a great way for St. Martiners of all ages to share the living history of this place, from major events to ...

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