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Two North Shore institutions team up to give families a place to learn, bond, and be carefree.  Under the high, vaulted ceilings of a painstakingly renovated mill, a sock-footed little girl is grocery shopping. She’s pushing a miniature grocery cart through a pretend Whole Foods Market, loading it up with plastic oranges, bananas, peppers, and pears, ready to go through the check-out line with her little reusable shopping bag in tow. Behind her, signs outlining the "4 Pillars of Healthy Eating" hang on the wall. She can’t read yet, but her mother can. As Mom punches numbers into the pretend cash register, her eyes linger
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