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Good morning all. Where did you night dreams take you? To places of beauty, I hope. What a transition back to wakefulness. Here is a little song I like to listen to upon waking, Mr. Bill Withers.
'Lovely Day'
Enjoy, have a wonderful day. Keep a song in your heart, and a dance in your step as you go forward. Peace.
Sounds like a wonderful project Patricia.
Wish you the best on your remodeling.
I have the 'before' photos all set, so am just waiting to do the 'after' photos. The exterior pics will have to wait until spring as we're getting new vinyl siding, new windows, & doors, but the company is booked solid for months. Right now it's the living room, dining room, fireplace, hallway, front entry, & new carpet through all. The landing at the front entrance will not be carpeted, but that will wait until the new door goes in next spring.
When you're all done, maybe you can share a picture of your finished remodel, Patricia. I haven't carved a pumpkin for decades. Now it seems like a waste of good food. Pumpkin is one of the low carb vegetables I can eat. But I do appreciate the art, the beauty, and the childhood fun.
Good story Joan. Isn't that true that different people act differently when they drink. I can't stand being around my Mom when she's had a few glasses of wine. My husband could be drunk and you'd never know. I don't drink very often, and then it's just beer, but I'm told I'm fun when I've had a couple, lol.
Hi Patricia, aren't those things in life just as irritating as all get-out? I know there are more important things in life, but when you want something done and it doesn't get done, it's frustrating! I hope your guy returns your phone call. That is just rude!
Steph, my husband always carved pumpkins with the kids all their growing-up years. Now my daughter will carve them with her friends for their apartment at her University. I don't think our son, at 18, has much interest at this point. Maybe a few years down the road I will try one like you showed! My heart's just not in it right now! I do love to see the trick-or-treaters come to our door!!
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Reno's are sort of at a standstill with it being Canada's Thanksgiving weekend. Patching, crown mouldings, & painting are completed, but we've been unable to get in touch with the bricklayer to find out when he's supposed to do the fireplace. Carpets are supposed to be installed on the 19th, but the fireplace has to be finished first, & he hasn't returned our calls. I'm beginning to lose trust, but he's the only game in town which explains being busy, but what's so difficult about returning a simple phone call? I'm going to be some bent out of shape if we have to postpone the carpets, & our weather is turning chilly so want it done before it gets any worse. Oh well.........
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Solid look at Weber State's Damian Lillard on Draft day, With a description of how someone most people had never heard of ended up as a lottery pick. Also, if anyone wants to just hand me a $1,000 gift card to some store, they are more than welcome.
For all those who want the @Raptors to take Lillard...keep in mind he never played against a top 25 team during his time at Weber State.
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Seth Davis talked to a number of NBA scouts that are very busy this week getting everything prepared for Thursday night. A few of them took time out to give him some thoughts on the players that we have looked at over the last month. All the big mid-major names are in there, including Damian Lillard, Scott Machado, Will Barton and Kyle O'Quinn. My favorite comment is the Machado snippet, which pegs him in the second round because the system at Iona made him look better than he is. We all know that ESPN's Doug Gottlieb disagrees with that one. He talks about the Gaels guard as if he were his fiance. The consensus thought on Machado will surely come to light Thursday night. In the meantime, this is a strong look at how the top mid-major guys fall among the top 60.
Gonzaga's Robert Sacre did pretty well in his post-workout interview in Charlotte... until they asked him about the team. He wasn't quite sure what to answer when asked about the Charlotte team, other than Adam Morrison had been drafted by the Bobcats. He also mentioned how Charlotte supports its teams. Apparently he hasn't heard of the Hornets either.
Damian Lillard impressed at the draft combine and now Chad Ford is hearing talk of him going No. 6 to Portland. That is only if UConn's Andre Drummond does not drop to the Blazers though. If that happens, Lillard will likely slot back in to the Hornets at No. 10 where everyone has projected him so far.
The Province has a nice story on Canada's own Robert Sacre as he jets around to work out for NBA teams in the hope of getting drafted at the end of the month. Our draft profile of the Gonzaga big man is available here.
"At first glance, Marshall looks like a more obvious fit, but with Davis likely to draw double teams, they may prefer a guard who can really shoot it. If that's the case, Lillard is the guy."
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Veterans Memorial High School (VMHS) was the place to be this week for aspiring and current shot-putters and discus throwers from across South Texas. The All-American Throwers' Camp was held at the campus Monday through Thursday mornings.
Founder and coordinator of this specialty sports camp, Larry Howell, has seen many of his former campers succeed at state, national and international levels.
"We started the camp about 10 years ago," explained Howell. "It is open to anyone in the Valley ages six to 18, and the object of the camp is to show these kids that they can compete with anybody in the State of Texas. Over the years we have had 10 or 11 state champions come out of our camps."
"At this last state meet the boy who won it from Palmview High School (Felipe Valencia) came from our camp and the boy who came in second, who is from the Dallas area, is from our camp also," added Howell. "Then there's Stephen Saenz, who was a national champion and made the Olympic team for Mexico, he's from our camp as well."
After moving the camp from Edinburg to Mission this year, Howell expected to have a good number of Mission kids attend his camp.
"We had 36 kids sign up for this camp," said Howell. "We were hoping to have more young Mission kids here, with it being in their hometown and all, but not as many as we hoped showed up. We did have one boy from Laredo and four or five from San Antonio. Most are from the Valley, however, including some from Los Fresnos and Sharyland."
One of the instructors at this year's All-American Throwers' Camp is an All-American herself. Another instructor just graduated from Veterans Memorial High School.
"Corina Cox from Los Fresnos is one of the top throwers in the nation this year," said Howell. "She actually led the nation for a while at 169 – almost 170 feet – in the discus. She made All-American and now she is one of our instructors. Keilah Garcia, from Mission Veterans, threw 150 feet to put her among the top in the state in 4A is now one of our instructors also."
Cox, who will be attending Troy University in Alabama on a full scholarship in the fall, is a three -year state qualifier and is currently ranked third in the nation in the discus.
"I got a lot better as the years went on," explained Cox. "My freshman year I made it onto the varsity squad but I wasn't ready for that level of competition. My sophomore year I made it to the state meet for the first time and I placed seventh. My junior year I made it to state again and I threw the discus 150 feet to place fourth. My senior year I broke the Valley record with a throw of 169 feet and I placed second at state."
Cox attributes much of her success to Howell and his All-American Throwers' Camp which she first attended long before she even imagined the possibility of being named All-American.
"Actually it was Coach Howell that got me started into this," said Cox. "I was in sixth grade and we were doing summer track at Los Fresnos. I was throwing the shot put and he came up to me and told me that he had a camp that could help me get better. So I went to it and I've been going to it for the last six years."
"Coach Howell has helped me out a lot," added Cox. "The main thing was that when I was 12 years old he came up to me, he shook my hand and said, 'I only shake hands with state champs.' That really got me believing that I could do anything I set my mind to."
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Sunday, March 9, 2014
Updated 3/9/14 at 12:00 am
Cause determined in house fire:
(Danville, Va.) -- An electrical short caused a fire off West Main Street that left a Danville family homeless.
The Danville Fire Department was called to 615 Hunter St. at 7:07 Saturday morning. Firefighters found the blaze had spread from the kitchen through the ceiling, engulfing the entire attic. Shortly after arrival, flames shot through the roof. Fire crews were able to knock down the flames from the exterior of the home.
All the occupants of the house made it out safely and there were no injuries to firefighters. A pet dog was found hiding under the living room sofa and was rescued from the burning building; however, a second dog died in the blaze.
Battalion Chief Dallas Swiney says the house was a total loss Three engines, one ladder truck, a command unit, a safety officer and two staff personnel responded to the call.
The Danville Fire Marshal's office investigated and traced the cause to an electrical short in some wiring. The single-story, frame home was gutted by the fire.
The incident commander arranged for the family to be put in touch with the American Red Cross and the agency is assisting them in finding temporary lodging and assistance. (Photos: Leonard Harville)
Danville snow plows hit Riverside Drive.
(Leonard Harville photo)
Storm system moves out of Southside:
(Danville, Va.) -- The National Weather Service says the Danville area received much more snow than predicted. Meteorologist Patrick Wilson admits "none of the models had a great handle on this situation." He says a wedge of high pressure kept the cold area pinched against the eastern side of the Blue Ridge." According to Wilson, when this moisture fell into that colder air, "it cooled everything aloft and we got more snow."
The original forecast called for more sleet than snow, which would have cut down on the total accumulation.
There was a mixture here in Danville, with twice the amount predicted.
Wilson says temperatures should rise to the 60s on Saturday, reaching 70 by Monday afternoon.
In Danville, crews began plowing at 10 p.m. Thursday, as snow began to coat road surfaces. Crews continue to work to clear secondary streets and neighborhoods. Danville Public Works snow removal crews have moved into the residential areas and will continue plowing these streets Saturday.
Danville Police report only a few weather-related accidents. Danville Utilities reported no power outages as a result of the storm. Duke Energy said more than 300,000 customers were without power Friday morning. The biggest problems were around Greensboro, Burlington and Asheboro.
Danville Transit buses used snow routes Friday. There was one major accident in the region. A tractor-trailer overturned on Route 220 near Lee Ford Camp Road, about three miles from the North Carolina line, blocking both southbound lanes.
(Richard Davis photo)
Judge: Duke must clean up contaminated groundwater:
(Charlotte, N.C.) -- A North Carolina judge says Duke Energy must take immediate action to eliminate the source of groundwater pollution at its coal ash dumps.
Wake County Judge Paul Ridgeway says state regulators failed to properly apply the law.
The ruling stems from legal action taken by the Southern Environmental Law Center in 2012.
The group asked the Environmental Management Commission to force Duke to take immediate corrective action when groundwater problems were discovered at the state's 32 ash dumps.
But the commission ruled against the environmental group in December 2012 and they appealed the ruling.
The judge's ruling comes a month after a massive coal ash spill from a Duke facility in Eden coated 70 miles of the Dan River in toxic gray sludge.
Southside lawmakers briefed on spill:
(Richmond, Va.) -- In a meeting with local lawmakers yesterday in Richmond, Virginia DEQ Director David Paylor said they've collected fish samples and have more test results coming in. He said current tests show no tissue contamination. Paylor says they'll meet with the EPA and the Tennessee Valley Authority next week.
Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources Molly Ward said several state agencies will be meeting with Duke Energy today. She says they're expecting Duke to take full responsibility.
John Daniel with the Attorney General's Office says Virginia will keep records of all costs, consolidate those records and report them in a timely way, so that Duke Energy can be held fully accountable. He says they're evaluating all legal avenues.
John Aulbach, Director of the Office of Drinking water, reported that they have had extra staff continually taking samples of the drinking water since the spill incident. There has been simultaneous independent testing. His department has performed the tests in Richmond, while Danville had an independent private analysis. Both results have deemed the drinking water to be safe.
Danville Police officer injured in crash:
(Danville, Va.) -- Danville Police say a woman ran a red light Wednesday night and crashed into a Danville Police cruiser.
The call came in just before eight pm at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Piedmont.
Investigators say Officer E.R. Crane was eastbound on Memorial at the Robertson Bridge when his cruiser was hit by a westbound green minivan. The patrol car eventually slammed into a city utiltiy pole. The pole fell and narrowly missed his car.
The Danville Fire Department and Lifesaving Crew's extrication team cut open the driver's side of the patrol car to get Officer Crane out. He was taken to Danville Regional Medical Center where he was treated and released.
Police say Keishonta Robinson of Danville was driving the van. She also was treated and released---then charged with running a red light. (Leonard Harville photo)
Winter melt stirs up more coal ash:
(Danville, Va.) -- Firefighters and members of Danville's Haz-Mat Team were on the banks of the Dan River off Memorial Drive Wednesday afternoon, checking out the coal ash sludge churned up by the massive melt following recent snowstorms.
The river near Union Street Bridge is a murky gray color again and chunks of coal ash can be seen around the buoys and large limbs and branches that have washed downstream.
A Fire Department Spokesman says members of the Hazardous Materials Team were sent to check out the situation after receiving complaints about a substance in the water.
"We believe this coal ash was stirred up from the bottom of the river due to the higher water flow as a result of the recent rain and snow," Assistant Fire Chief Steve Dishman said. "This is something we expect to see from time to time with high water events."
Barry Dunkley, director of water and wastewater treatment for Danville Utilities, said there have been no visible signs recently of coal ash entering the water treatment plant through the water intake at the river. All tests of treated water leaving the water treatment plant continue to show the water is clean and safe to drink, he said.
The city has notified the Virginia Department of Emergency Management of the incident.
Duke Energy's coal ash pond in Eden, N.C., which dumped 39,000 tons of toxic sludge and slurry into the Dan River — the third-largest such spill in U.S. history — has refocused national attention on the environmental damage these holding ponds can render.
After weeks of downplaying the massive coal ash spill, North Carolina regulators issued violation notices Monday to five more Duke Energy power plants, in addition to two citations late last week at the site that polluted the Dan River a month ago.
The North Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources is now describing the Feb. 2 spill as an "environmental disaster." (Leonard Harville photos)
Armstrong eyes judicial appointment:
(Martinsville, Va.) -- A former local lawmaker has his eyes on a Judgeship.
Ward Armstrong tells the Martinsville Bulletin has submitted a letter of intent to Senators Tim Kaine and Mark Warner, asking their consideration for a soon-to-be-open seat in the Western District of Virginia. Judge Samuel Wilson is retiring in August.
Nearly a dozen applicants will be interviewed by a state bar's committee March 26 in Richmond. The committee will send its evaluations to the senators, who will make a recommendation for an appointment to President Obama.
The 57-year old Armstrong spent 20 years in the House of Delegates. He first was elected in 1991, but lost a re-election bid to Delegate Charles Poindexter in 2011. This happened after he was drawn out of his district. Armstrong served as House minority leader from 2007 through 2012.
South Boston Police probe two deaths:
(South Boston, Va.) -- Police in South Boston are awaiting autopsy results, and notification of next of kin, before they release the names of two people were found dead on consecutive days this week.
On Tuesday afternoon, a neighbor saw a 64-year old black male lying unconscious on the front porch of a house on sixth street. He was pronounced dead---the body was taken to Richmond for an autopsy.
Yesterday morning at seven-thirty, another body was found---this one in a grassy area near Hodges Street. That person was a 59-year old black female. Her body is also set for an autopsy.
South Boston Investigators say they have no reason to suspect foul play.
City Manager unveils "status quo" budget proposal:
(Danville, Va.) -- Next year's proposed city budget may not draw as much attention as the plans floated the past two years by City Manager Joe King.
The 99 (m) million dollar proposal submitted this week includes no suggestions for a cigarette tax, library closing, rate increases or layoffs.
King says the biggest new line item is three-point-seven (m) million dollars to begin instituting a merit pay system for city employees, and a compression rate to take care of inequities that have built up over the years.
King says they're able to hold the line on real estate rates because of reassessment. Those revenues will increase $300,000 without touching the 73-cent rate. If they collect much more than that, King says they may have to advertise a tax increase, as per state law.
The budget comes in at 99 (m) million dollars---about three (m) million more than the current one. It also adds three full-time positions, and three full-time equivalent positions.
Council will hold three budget work sessions this month before finalizing a plan to submit for a public hearing.
14 candidates on the ballot in two city races:
(Danville, Va.) -- The ballot will be crowded in this year's races for Danville City Council and the School Board.
At the filing deadline, there were 14 candidates. Nine will vie for four open seats on City Council, while five will compete for three School Board seats.
On Council, incumbents Alonzo Jones, Gary Miller and John Gilstrap are running for re-election. Adam Tomer will not run again.
Also on the Council ballot will be newcomers Madison Whittle, James Buckner, Dawn Witter and Justin Ferrell.
Former Councilwoman Joyce Glaise is also on the race, as is the Reverend Thomas Motley, who is launching his third bid for Council.
In the School Board race, incumbents Phillip Campbell and George Wilson are on the ballot, along with newcomers Henry Walker, Stephen Gould and Sharon Dones.


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Body found along railroad tracks near Glyndon
GLYNDON, Minn. - The Clay County sheriff's office is investigating a dead body found along the railroad tracks this morning between Glyndon and Hawley.By Forum staff reports , March 19, 2012
Area blanketed by dense fog
Fargo, ND (WDAY TV) - The weather may have been the cause of several accidents in our area today. A heavy fog blanketed parts of our viewing area.By WDAY Staff Reports , February 02, 2012
Moorhead man sentenced for his role in Ulen Municipal Liquor store burglary
Moorhead, Minn. (WDAY TV) - The Moorhead man authorities say left his G-E-D certificate at a burglary, has been sentenced. 34-year old Ryan Sabot will spend 90-days in jail.By WDAY Staff Reports , January 31, 2012
Financial burden of undeveloped land could fall onto the backs of taxpayers
Glyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - Tough economic times have taken their toll on developers in Glyndon and they're not the ones who will be feeling the immediate impact: Taxpayers will.January 12, 2012
Electricity restored in Glyndon after truck hits power lines
GLYNDON, Minn. – Xcel Energy customers lost power here this morning when a gravel dump truck with its box left in the upright position struck power lines and a traffic signal, authorities said.By Forum staff reports , September 26, 2011
DGF ready for the season
Dilworth, MN (WDAY TV) - Our WDAY Football tour stops at D-G-F today as the Rebels are ready for the season to begin.By Dom Izzo , August 25, 2011
Glyndon family shaken up after lightning strike
Glyndon, MN (WDAY TV) - A family in Glyndon is shaken up, but safe after lightning hit their home. It was the only house hit in a neighborhood of about 50 homes.August 02, 2011
Scooters for Hooters Raises Money for Breast Cancer
Glyndon, MN (WDAY TV) - Drag racing features some of the fastest cars on the planet. That wasn't the case in Glyndon.July 10, 2011
Glyndon golf course has close encounter
Glyndon, MN (WDAY TV) - They are still scratching their heads at Ponderosa Golf Course near Glyndon. Not far from the Number 2 Tee Box, a large circular burn in the fairway. Not a crop circle, but a mystery nonetheless. Some are even toying with the U-word-UFO!!!!By Kevin Wallevand , July 08, 2011
Glyndon man arrested after fleeing from Moorhead Police
Glyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - The Minnesota State Patrol arrested a 35-year-old Glyndon man just after midnight last night after a short chase. Troopers tried to stop Tyler Swenson on Highway 75 south of Moorhead when Swenson tried to flee.By WDAY Staff Reports , June 15, 2011
Government shutdown could put a hold on camping at state parks
Glyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - With warmer temperatures finally here, hopefully to stay, camping season is fully underway in Minnesota, but it could be very short lived. A possible government shutdown in the state could mean a shut down of the State Park system.June 12, 2011
Speedway racers honor Sam Scott
Glyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - An emotional night for many people at Buffalo River Speedway near Dilworth. Racers came out and took a reverse victory lap in honor of Franklin Sam Scott who died Thursday in a work accident.By WDAY Staff Reports , June 12, 2011
Cool, rainy weather isn't enough to stop families from enjoying the Memorial Day Weekend
Glyndon, Minn. (WDAY TV) - It's not June 21st, but the unofficial start of summer is underway. Many campers are braving unseasonably cool temperatures.May 28, 2011
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Well since writing last, we thought we'd have nothing to report . . . well, that's not quite the case. We left Sydney and arrived in Newcastle. Then we ate and hung out at the bus/train station and played cards, etc. because it was raining, so we didn't get to check out as much of the town as we planned. While waiting for our bus to pull in, this drunk guy (or something else???) came up to us and saw our packs and started talking about how he FREAKING LOVES TRAVELLERS . . . he's SOOO JEALOUS . . . then he asked where in Canada we're from (the Canadian flags all over our packs gave us away). We said we were from Alberta and he got all excited "HOME OF THE BEEF!" he said. Then he started telling us about all the places we should see in Australia, which was actually somewhat helpful, what we could decipher between the slurs. He mentioned a town near Byron Bay called Nimbin. He spoke about "hippie lifestyle" there and things associated with that (if you know what we mean). Then we got an email from Mr Willms today saying how much he liked Nimbin and how Larry would love it! hehehe. No comment. Any particular reason Mr. Willms??? Is Larry into some things we haven't heard about??? hahaha. We got a kick out of that. Anyway, the guy kept going on, checking out our "cool bags", which we were cautious of incase he ran off with them. He was getting really touchy . . . a hint to what he may have indulged in, which was confirmed when he asked us if we Rave. Then LUCKILY our bus pulled up and he grabs both of TJ's bags and starts running off towards the bus (he was trying to be helpful and nice) but the bus driver did not like him. He could tell he was really out of it and refused to let him on the bus (but luckily it was just us going on the bus, although when the bus driver asked if he was a friend of ours - since he brought TJ's luggage over for him - we were worried he wasn't going to let us on the bus). Strange few minutes for us on a rather uneventful day otherwise. Once on the bus, we missed the movie, so we popped the last of our gravol and tried to sleep. There were more people on this bus and it had less leg room so we couldn't sprawl out and Jess almost strangled TJ because he was taking up both of their seats and was really restless. TJ couldn't get comfortable. But Jess spared his life, and he is still with us this morning. We got to Coff's Harbour at 5am. It was still very dark out (TJ was expecting it to be light out), Jess was expecting a bus depot, but we were just dumped off in the dark in a strange town with no bus terminal, just an outdoor stop with some benches. Yikes! We didn't know what to do. Everything was of course closed. We were planning to crash in the bus terminal for a few hours until things opened and we could tour around a little. We were also hoping for lockers in the terminal that didn't exist. We felt a little abandoned, we almost asked the bus driver if we could get back on. But we toughed it out and thought we'd go check the nearby hotels for a room so we could at least sleep for a few hours and have a place for our bags. But none had a 24hr check-in. So we went back to the bus stop and sat there trying to figure out what to do. We decided we'd wait for the 6:30am greyhound, also going to Byron where we have our room booked for tonight, and see if we could plead with them to let us on. We had tickets paid for taking the greyhound later that day so we thought they might allow us to get on early if there were seats. While waiting for this second bus, the sun came up and we were quite awake by then. People were starting to gather at the bus stop for the next couple buses, and TJ spotted a guy with a shuttle van for one of the backpacker hostels. He was dropping someone off, and TJ asked if we could store our packs there for the day while we checked out the area (since we also had just found out that Coff's Harbour was bigger than we thought and we had been dropped off really far from the beach, and our plan had been to chill on the beach until the later bus at 4:45pm. This guy from the hostel said we could, he'd take us to this hostel for free which was coincidently near the beach. YAYYYY!!! We were saved!! We paid $10 each to use the facilities (cost of a single dorm bed) to shower, watch TV (although we both fell asleep) and store our bags for the day, and we got a free ride to the beach and we get a free ride back to the depot later this afternoon!!!!!!!!!!!! We definitely lucked out!!! After dropping off our stuff we headed to the beach. By now it was only 8:30am or 9am . . . we usually aren't even up by then. We fell asleep on the beach for a few hours. It was really nice. Then we got up and went for a quick dip (this beach is not recommended to swim in b/c of the strong currents, so we only went in a little ways). Then we got some lunch at a place called "Hogs Breath" Cafe. It tasted much better than it sounds, haha. Then we came back to the hostel after checking out some of the area. While sitting on the beach, we were watching some guys "skim boarding". It's like a thin boogie board, that you toss/skim across the water and then you run and jump on it and skim across the water. It looked fun. TJ wants one since they're only $30-50, but he has a little too much to carry already, so he might get one in Fiji or Mexico. He wanted to buy a surf board but they're all over $600 and really heavy/awkward. So that was our surprisingly eventful day. We were really worried that we made another amateur traveller mistake . . but it worked out really well. We're VERY happy about that. Now we're going to hang out by the pool until we have to catch our next bus at 4:45pm. Thanks for the contact in Coff's Mr. Willms, but we didn't get your email until now, and we're about to leave. But we're really looking forward to Byron. We'll have to see how Nimbin is so we can bug Larry more, if we can get there. Anyway, gotta run, almost out of time. Talk to you all soon. Hope Keith did well in the gold medal match today! Bye!


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Aimed to limit the spread of puprle loosestrife, an invasive wetland species, throughout the Fresh Pond Reservation.
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