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POKÉMON GO, INGRESS, AND THE NEW EVOLUTION OF GEOGRAPHIC GAMING ​

8/10/2017

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As it often happens on a summer afternoon, you may find yourself going for a stroll in the park just to enjoy the scenery and sunshine. As you approach the fountain, you see a group of people standing around and looking down at their phones. Though they are in a tight group, none of them are communicating with each other.

Chances are you’ve just found your local Pokémon Go players. 

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THE GRAVE-SITE MAP – A PRESENTATION AT THE ROBBINS HERITAGE CENTER

6/16/2016

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Given a map of your area, could you indicate where the historical family plots, churchyards, and cemeteries reside? MSGIC’s very own Ashley Samonisky could, with her comprehensive map of grave-sites in Dorchester County. After over six months of data collection in the field, she presented her findings at the Robbins Heritage Center in Cambridge this week.

​The project began when she was inspired by her grandmother to research her own family history. Starting with local records, and using a combination of USGS markers and GPS, she began to document the locations of grave-sites in the county. However, this proved to be a much larger challenge, since many of the previously recorded sites were grown over, worn down, or in flood zones.

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