HMSC Visitor Center Operations
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The document discusses operations at a visitor center, including volunteer contributions of over 8,000 hours in 2009 for which there was a volunteer appreciation dinner held. It also provides contact information for the volunteer coordinator and mentions a museum assistant role. Finally, it shares a link to the visitor center's online bookstore.
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