No charge yet for Busa Farm committee - Lexington Minuteman
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No charge yet for Busa Farm committee Lexington Minuteman In December, the town closed on a deal to purchase Busa Farm, a 7.85-acre property located at 52 Lowell St., for $4.1 million in Community Preservation Act ... |
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Plans for Swansboro's first hotel move forward - Jacksonville Daily News
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Plans for Swansboro's first hotel move forward Jacksonville Daily News SWANSBORO — Plans are moving forward on a project that could mean a second chance for a first hotel in the town of Swansboro. John Freshwater of Ward Farm ... Swansboro mayor explains official quiet around new hotel in town |
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In small-town Oregon, the Panda legend was born - San Francisco Chronicle
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In small-town Oregon, the Panda legend was born San Francisco Chronicle Decker thought he was going to get a call from farm director Jack Hiatt demanding Sandoval return to the Arizona summer league. But the call never came, ... |
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Govt eyes game farms - News24
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Govt eyes game farms News24 Cape Town - Game farms in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and the Eastern Cape are being eyed by government for nationalisation as such agricultural concerns do not ... |
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Worcester OKs sewage spray site - Delmarva Daily Times
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Worcester OKs sewage spray site Delmarva Daily Times ... questioned if the Bounds Farm is appropriate for spray irrigation. "I can't believe the town of Berlin can't find anything closer," Cowger said. ... |
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Tri-State Tornado: the deadliest tornado in US history hit Missouri, Illinois and Indiana; nearly 700 were killed (1925)
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"I have always thought it would be a blessing if each person could be blind and deaf for a few days during his early adult life. Darkness would make him appreciate sight; silence would teach him the joys of sound."
by Helen Keller
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