BEAUFORT CHARITIES OYSTER ROAST

March 9, 2022

News

About 35-40 members of the Extra Mile Club were kept busy discarding oyster shells into bins during Saturday’s Beaufort Charities Oyster Roast at Live Oak Park in Port Royal. The school-aged volunteers gathered the shells and deposited them in the bins to be recycled later.

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