SCOTIA – Jumpin’ Jack’s in Scotia opened for the season Thursday, a much different March opening than the mainstay has seen before.
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- Gazette’s Brian Lee enjoys euphoria, clam strips at first Jumpin’ Jack’s Opening Day
- Hopping Jumpin’ Jack’s a reminder of pre-COVID times for Gazette reporter Shenandoah Briere
Ssome photos of their first visit, and Opening Day at Jumpin’ Jack’s.
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- Gazette’s Brian Lee enjoys euphoria, clam strips at first Jumpin’ Jack’s Opening Day
- Hopping Jumpin’ Jack’s a reminder of pre-COVID times for Gazette reporter Shenandoah Briere
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