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2014
Norris Asks:
Do you know how many churches are in Port Norris?
Read More of Norris questions to date.
Meet Norris
Norris is a young male cat from the marshes of Bayshore. He was smart enough to have avoided the terrors of osprey and eagles in the area by hiding under the docks and train car at the Bayshore Center. He also found nice people with food. On Heritage Day, he hid much of the day to avoid the crowd. As soon as everyone left, he came looking for food. He found the food in a cat carrier and and a loving owner to take him to his forever home. Of course his name needed to be purr..fect. All the way home that day I thought of names. I knew then that if the kitty was a male, his name would be Norris. So here he is, meet Norris.
If you have a question for Norris email him now @ norris@historicportnorris.org
Answer is Six Churches. See more on the Churches of Port Norris.
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