Times of India

Rhode Island woman left family farm to become a 300-acre wildlife sanctuary

Rhode Island woman left family farm to become a 300-acre wildlife sanctuaryWorldPing

Mabel Norman Cerio turned her 1908 purchase of Paradise Farm in Middletown, Rhode Island, into a lifelong connection with art, wildlife and conservation.

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