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This category is for websites about information and organizations related to the history and composition of the people of Florence. Topics include clubs and lodges, reunions, women, men, seniors, youth, activism, alternative sexuality, social-service organizations, disability resources, genealogy, history, personal pages, activism, animal welfare, politics, folklore, human rights, labor, religion, and various sub-groups of the population.

Resources in This Category

• Florence Area Humane Society

  http://www.florencehumane.org/
  Assists homeless and abused animals and is supported by donations and profits from the Bay Street Thrift Shop. Includes gallery of adoptable animals, fees, application, spay/neuter clinics, brochures, newsletters and fundraising events.

• Florence Christian Church

  http://www.florencechurch.com/
  A non-denominational Christian church that celebrates the life of Christ. Includes a church profile, staff photos, service times, ministries, and MP3 audio sermons.

• Florence Elks Lodge #1858

  http://florenceelks.com/
  Member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Features officers, meetings, facilities, news, activities, dining and menus, events, entertainment and area links.

• TheExplodingWhale.com

  http://www.theexplodingwhale.com/
  Officials decide to blow up the dead carcass of a whale with a half-ton of dynamite on a Florence beach in 1970. Includes video and audio clips, news stories and updates.

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