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CLINTON — State Rep. John Ragan, R-Oak Ridge, is getting support for his re-election bid from some Republican heavyweights in a Tuesday afternoon event.
U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander will join U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, atate Sen. Randy McNally of Oak Ridge and Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank on Tuesday to voice support for Ragan.
The lawmakers will be meeting with residents and "discussing plans for economic growth, the importance of fiscal responsibility, and the need to re-elect conservative state Rep. John Ragan," according to a press advisory.
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Ragan is finishing his first term as state representative for the 33rd District, which includes most of Anderson County.
Jim Hackworth, a Democrat from Clinton and the former state representative unseated by Ragan two years ago, is running against him.
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It was – and still is – not unlike pulling the string on a Chatty Cathy doll that has been re-programmed by conservatives and libertarians.
Thinking and open-minded people would like to hear both sides of issues. I do not quite understand why some feel so threatened by being exposed to an opinion that does not entirely concur with their own.
If people are so insecure that they find diversity of viewpoints objectionable, then they can skip the editorial pages and turn on Fox News to continually be fed the slanted news and opinions that they dogmatically believe to be so morally and ethically undeniable.
Also, I hope the Register considers the fact that the population the Register hopes to reach is much more diverse, politically and otherwise, than that of years past.
I am not the flaming left-wing extremist some people might infer from the above. I am an economic conservative and social moderate who enjoys and benefits from hearing more than once side of an argument and can think for myself.
SAN CLEMENTE, Roger Johnson: Many have noticed significant improvements in the Register under its new owners. On the main pages there is now more substance, more investigative reporting, and the use of news services other than the AP.
Unfortunately, what has not changed is the weakest part of the Register – its opinion pages. Republican voter registration continues to decline in Orange County and is now the lowest in 70 years. The Republicans are now outnumbered by Democrats and Independents, and only 7 percent of voters declare themselves as Libertarians. The Register has failed to keep up with the community it serves. It is puzzling why the new owners have upgraded the news department but not the editorial pages.
What continues to be noticeably absent from the Opinion pages is diversity of opinion. While most great newspapers regularly feature different points of view, the Register almost never prints any moderate or liberal points of view. A similar bias is found in the selection of letters. It is amusing that conservative New York Times columnist David Brooks now appears from time to time, but in the context of the Orange County Register he appears to be a liberal.
The paper might become a great if it modified its narrow, right-wing focus and reached out to the Orange County of today, not the Orange County of yester years. No one expects the Register to become a liberal newspaper, but most people prefer balanced journalism over strict adherence to one particular ideology.
LAGUNA NIGUEL, Diane Lee Johnson: Kudos for the new Register! The more civil, balanced coverage is a delight. Also a positive change is your spotlight in "Life" on the charities where so many work to help others. Now, if you could just get rid of Mark Steyn…
PLACENTIA, Robert Belloli: I am not content with the Commentary section's daily Mallard Fillmore cartoon, Mark Steyn's angry sarcasm every Sunday and an unrelenting barrage seven days a week of right-wing editorial and op-ed pieces.
Yet the local thought police are now complaining about the news section's addition of the New York Times and other prominent news services to the AP for coverage of national and international events. In their view, anything critical of President Obama, his administration, or Democrats and liberals is true and objective, whereas positive content is "biased." It's biased if it does not support personal biases.


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104 Colby Street, Colebrook
Offering Local Produce, Products
& Salvage
Tuesday-Friday: 9-5
Saturday: 9-12
LOTS of Fresh Eggs!!!!
'00 Buick LeSabre Limited, 4-door, automatic, 3.8 V-6, heated leather seats, dual climate control, very good condition, clean, no rust, 145k, inspected, ready for a new owner, $2,950. Call 603-252-1883.
'05 Subaru Outback Wagon XT Limited. 136k miles, good condition, runs great. $5,200. Call Will, 603-674-6634.
'06 John Deere 4120 E-hydro 4120 43HP, 4x4 compact tractor w/quick-detach gravel bucket, forks, 74" blower, loaded tires, chains. Excellent condition, pictures available. $25,000. Call 603-723-3790.
'10 Ski-Doo Etech Adrenaline w/many upgrades. About 4,500 miles. Asking $5,300 or B.O. Please call 802-266-7840.
'85 Monte Carlo SS. T-top. Body & frame good to excellent, roller, would make great race care. $800. Call Bud 603-237-8488.
'86 Softail FXST, 1-owner bike, 35,000 original miles, w/new motor, Vance Hines, SS carb, fat bars, solid rear rim, new rear belt, ready to ride. $8,000 negotiable. 603-246-7029.
'93 GMC 26' Box Truck. Recent new parts: engine, radiator, brakes, power steering pump and gear box, tires and lights. MUST SELL! Call 802-277-8593.
'99 Ski-Doo Deluxe Formula 500. Studded track, new slides, runs like new. 6,280 original miles. Excellent condition. $950. Call 603-246-7709.
*Beautiful Ashley full-sized platform bed w/mattress. Has headboard, footboard and bottom drawer storage. Cherry finish, like-new condition, pictures available. $600. Call 603-723-3790.
ATVs and Motorcycles.
Call 603-538-6963 evenings
or 1-802-334-1603 days.
*Le Rendez-Vous*
French Bakery & Cafe
121 Main Street, Colebrook
Flageolets beans, Cardamom,
Dried fruits, Goji berries,
wild dried blueberries, mulberries, etc.
organic quinoa, volcano rice, black rice, chia seeds, hibiscus (flowers) powder, rubbed sage, hemp seed, Spices, Sumac,
Herbes of Provence,
Homemade Belgian chocolates,
*Quality firewood for sale. Cut, split, delivered; or blocked and delivered. Please call 603-915-1464.
2 AT&T 2-line phones, caller ID, conference call and speaker function, great condition. $20 each or $30 for the pair. RCA DVD player in new condition. Asking $30. Dell Color Photo 924 multifunction inkjet printer, needs new ink. Asking $50. Call 603-237-5501 M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. or stop in at the News and Sentinel, 6 Bridge Street, Colebrook.
2-bdrm., one-floor home "as is" for $14,000.00 cash price & seller pays all closing costs. Livable as is, good cleaning & painting makes more livable. Can be upgraded for other homes in area. 1709 Rte. 3, N. Stratford. Call North Country Realty Services, 603-237-4675.
in Gilman Vt. on .16 acres.
Each unit has many unique features inc. basements, bulkhead, garage, spa tub, appliances, more.
Direct VAST trail access.
Good Rental Income Potential.
Asking $83,900.
Call 802-782-0500
for more details/viewing.
Antique Chase shingle mill, made between 1800s--early 1900s.
Antique Winchester rifle, Model 1804, 32 special.
Store & building for sale.
For more info call Milan, 603-449-3337 and leave a message.
CVA Optima muzzle loader, 50 caliber, w/scope, very good condition. Asking $350. Call 603-246-3699.
FIREWOOD--cut, split, picked up or delivered. Call 802-962-3432.
Firewood--cut, split, delivered locally (Pittsburg, Stewartstown, Colebrook area) Call 603-246-7029.
FIREWOOD--Cut, split & delivered.
Free delivery within 20 miles.
Jones Brook Farm, Guildhall, VT.
Cut & Split
Local Delivery Available
(Colebrook, Columbia, Stewartstown, Pittsburg areas)
Call 603-237-4474.
Gas range. Excellent condition, digital panel, good for home or camp--$150 o.b.o.
Susan Lucci Malibu Pilates Pro Machine & Workout System, paid $300, asking $125. Pressure washer, used couple times. $90 o.b.o. Call 802-266-8914.
Ham radio scanner, like new--$150; Oil space heater--$200. Located in Lancaster. Call 603-631-7245.
Lancaster Floral Design & Garden Center
Kiln Dry or Green
Cut, Split, Delivered
Ayer Road
North Stratford
(Leave Message)
Wed-Fri: 9-3:30
Sat: 8-12
Palletized Seasoned Firewood
1/2 Cord: $160
Run: $125
Ferrous & Non-Ferrous metals,
batteries & aluminum cans.
Maple syrup, wood-fired arch, made the old-fashioned way! 2014 syrup: $55/gal, $27/half-gallon, $16/quart, $9/pint. 2013 syrup--deduct $1 from above prices. Causeway St., Lancaster. Call 603-788-2951 or 603-788-2724.
NEW DISPLAY HOMES ARRIVING SOON! Bean's Homes, Located at the junction of Routes 5 & 114, Lyndonville, VT. (800) 321-8688. www.beanshomes.com. Open 7 days a week for your convenience.
Quality used tires bought and sold--
312 Carlton Hill Rd., Colebrook.
Gary Eastman
Used 36" oak bathroom cabinet w/sink, brass faucets, overhead lights & 4 towel bars all included--$75. Call 603-586-7996.
***BUYING COINS 1 pc. or whole collections. Wanted copper, silver and gold coins. Paying highest prices. I'm a collector, not a dealer. John 603-246-3014. Also wanted: US paper money.
2-3 bdrm. home wanted to rent from Memorial Day to Labor Day in Northern New Hampshire or Northeastern Vermont. For former North Country resident. Call North Country Realty Services, 603-237-4675.
Cook needed, 25-30 hrs. per week, weekends a must! Must be reliable. Apply in person at
Claudette & Dean's Place
No. Stratford, NH.
Hawg Trawf BBQ in Errol is looking for a full-time cook. Must have some experience. 4 days a week, 35-40 hours, Wednesday--Saturday. Serious inquiries only. Call 603-482-3665 and ask for Donna.
Help Wanted at The Dancing Bear in Colebrook. Wait staff and kitchen staff needed. Open Sunday thru Saturday. Please apply within after 11:30 a.m.
Help Wanted
Fast-paced--not sit-down work!
Send work history/references to:
Sullivan Greenhouses
268 Elm St. Lancaster, NH 03584.
Or call 603-788-2034 between 8am-4pm.
Housekeeping positions available--part-time or full-time. Please apply in person at Maurice's Motel, Canaan, Vt. Ask for Francine.
Part-time waitress wanted. Must be 18 or over and available for flexible hours. Experience preferred. Inquire within at the Wilderness Restaurant, 94 Main Street, Colebrook.
Paying cash for: old watches & pocket watches (working or not), gold & silver items, old religious items, Masonic & military items, knives, swords, American & foreign coins/currency and old unusual items. 603-747-4000.
Personal Care Attendant needed for Errol, NH, Sundays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and occasional backup shifts. Female with personal care (shower assist, toilet assist, hygiene, transfers with Hoyer) experience preferred--smoking household! Background checks required. Send e-mail to email@example.com or call Jennifer at 603-482-3491 or apply online at www.gsil.org.
Truck Driver--to haul to local mills. Must have CDL Class A, good driving record and be able to go into Canada. Call 603-246-3513 (days) or 603-246-3060 (evenings).
All Breed Dog Grooming. 35 years experience. Back in Colebrook. Please call Don afternoons & evenings at 603-331-5213.
Belknap Electric LLC
New, Remodel
Free Estimates
Fully Insured
Bud St. Pierre HVAC
Sheet Metal Shop & Fabrication
Gray Road, Colebrook
Call 603-237-8488.
Oil Undercoating
Cars: $49.95
Trucks: $99.95
Fluid Film Undercoating
Cars: $99.95
Trucks: $149.95.
Home remodeling. Interior/Exterior Painting. Property maintenance, property checks & lock changes. Handyman services including hot water heater & frozen pipe repair. Affordable full bath and kitchen remodeling.
Call Larry and Maria Cheeseman,
Packages starting as low as $24.95.
Call RJ Purcell, Electric & Satellite
603-246-3515 or 866-291-2207
DJ "Yukon Charlie" DJ/Karaoke.
Weddings, Reunions, Parties.
Reasonable rates.
Large selection of music.
Call 802-277-8593.
Exede Internet
Exede High-speed Satellite Internet Service is now available everywhere.
Fast, Reliable and Affordable.
Starting at $49.99 and with download speeds up to 5/12Mb.
RJ Purcell Electric and Satellite
866-291-2207 or 603-246-3515.
Check out our website
www.fcwashburncarpentry. com
EPA Lead-Safety Certified
From frame to finish. Homes, garages, additions, decks, barns, siding, remodeling, finish work.
603-237-4359. Cell 603-631-0102.
Mac McLendon Handyman Services
Carpentry, drywall, windows, doors, painting, remodels, sill work, cleanouts, snow shoveling, walks, decks, roofs. Insured, free estimates.
In Columbia, NH. Call 603-733-8167.
USIC LESSONS: Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo, Mandolin, Piano, Fiddle, Bass and Voice. Children ages 5-8 for $60/mo., includes instrument rental. All other students, $75; instrument rental, $15. Roberta's Studio, 603-331-1628.
Robert J. Purcell
MASTER ELECTRICIAN for all your household & commercial needs.
Service Calls, Panel Upgrades, Generators, New Construction, Remodeling.
Backhoe available.
Licensed in NH, VT, ME.
Robert Purcell, Clarksville.
Call 866-291-2207 or 603-246-3515.
Spring's coming! 4x4 tractor, Lancaster area only. Rototilling, brush-hogging, post holes, grading, etc. Also light trucking, move your tractor, car, camper, etc. Call 603-788-2951.
Offering beginner's ballet, tap, jazz & hip hop. Adult Classes offered as well.
For more info, feel free to call
603-237-4009 or 603-991-3387.
Frances Sytek
31 Park Street, Colebrook, NH
Please call for appointment
603-237-5891 or 237-5722.
Waggin' Tails Boarding & Grooming
In-home cat sitting available. Proof of vaccinations required. Call 603-237-9083.
Beecher Falls--Apt. Includes heat, electricity, washer/dryer, stove & refrigerator. Sec. dep. & ref. req. NO dogs. Call 802-266-8864.
Beecher Falls, VT--Rebuilt 4-unit apt. house at 1061 VT Rte. 253. 95% of walls & ceilings new, all new floors, insulation, plumbing. 2 completely new bathrooms, 3 new kitchens; cabinets, sinks w/granite counter tops & dishwashers. Each unit has a new propane heat & hot water system. Washer & dryer hookups in each apt. Fully inspected and approved by State of Vermont Public Safety-Division of Fire Safety.
2 bedrm., 2nd floor--$650/mo.
2 bedrm., 2nd floor--$600/mo.
1 bedrm., 1st floor--$380/mo.
2 bedrm., 1st floor, living room, kitchen/dining combination plus extra very large room that could be used in various ways. $725/mo.
Call North Country Realty Services, 603-237-4675.
Bloomfield, VT--House and 2 bedrm apt. and 2 bedrm. mobile home available for rent. References required. Call 802-962-3432.
No. Stratford--2 bedrm. apt., heat and hot water included. No pets. References required.
Call 802-962-3432.
Brunswick, VT--2-bdrm., 2-bath home on Rte. 102. All hardwood floors redone, newly painted, new kitchen counter and sink. Nice backyard. Vacant and ready to rent. $785/mo. Call North Country Realty Services, 603-237-4675.
Canaan, VT--1-room efficiency apt. Fully furnished, includes wifi, cable, heat, lights & telephone. $500/mo. Sec. dep., references & background check required. Call 802-249-3069.
Canaan, VT--2 & 3 bedroom apartments. Security deposit & references required. Pets negotiable. Call 802-266-3650.
Canaan, VT--Available soon! 2-bdrm. apt, nice location. Heat included, pets welcome. W/D hookup. $550/mo. For more information call 802-266-3011.
Colebrook--3-bedrm. apt., heat inc., located on 2nd floor. $600/mo. Tenant pays electricity. Quiet tenant only, sorry NO pets. First mo. & sec. dep. req. Located at 108 Main. St., Call Mary at Professional Vision, 603-237-8777 or stop in for application.
Colebrook--In-town location. Newly remodeled 3-brdm., 2-bath house with jacuzzi. Large kitchen, living room & sitting room. Handicap accessible. Will consider rent-to-own with qualified tenants. Call 603-237-8301.
Colebrook--In-town, very nice, heated 2 BR apt., DSL included, with kitchen, dining, living, washer/dryer hookup, carpeted. No Pets. References required. Call 603-237-8301.
Colebrook--Large 3 bdrm. First floor apt. in 2-family home. W/D hookup. Nice yard. Convenient in-town location. NO smoking, NO pets. Security deposit required. $600/mo. Includes heat. Call 603-759-2614.
Colebrook--Large, cozy, 4-bdrm., 2.5 bath home near downtown, $850/mo. Water incl., no utilities incl. Ref., sec. dep., first mo. rent required. Call 603-991-2887.
Colebrook--Located downtown. Bright and sunny 2-bdrm. apt., downtown. Newly renovated w/ new appliances. 2-car parking. $525/mo. No utilities. NO smoking. NO pets. Call 603-660-0129.
Colebrook--South Main St. 2-bdrm. apt. Washer & dryer hookups. Heat & trash removal included. Ref. req. Please call 603-237-4979.
Errol--Furnished 2-bdrm. on snowmobile trail, inc. heat, electric, hot water, satellite tv, snow removal, large living room, rear deck and big yard. Available nightly, weekly, monthly or yearly at reasonable rates. Call 603-482-0921.
Groveton--Very nice 3-bdrm., 1-bath house on large in-town lot. NO smoking & NO pets. Security deposit and references required. Please call 802-328-2013.
Lancaster--1-bdrm. apt. in convenient location near downtown. Includes heat & elec. $160/week. Large back yard, off-street parking, non-smoking building & NO pets. References and 1 month sec. dep. required. Call 603-788-3123 for application and more information.
W. Stewartstown--1-Bedroom apartment for rent. Please call 603-443-3311.
FOUND--Men's wedding band, Main Street, Colebrook in front of Wilderness Restaurant on Sunday, March 8th. Contact Colebrook Police to identify and claim.
(CAVEAT EMPTOR: Latin for "Buyer, Beware." The Sentinel cannot and will not be responsible for the veracity of advertisements, as it is realistically impossible for us to screen them all. The vast majority are just fine, but now and then a flim-flam slips by.--The editor.)


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Being unorthodox is in my blood, passed down through generations of men and women who lived out-of-the-ordinary lives. My own life as a rebellious preacher's kid hooked on hip-hop is itself unorthodox. Yet in my heritage and in my life, being unorthodox was clearly part of the plan.
My unorthodox roots begin in Greece with my grandfather on my mother's side. Efthimios Demetios Givas was from a small struggling village in Greece. He didn't come to America in 1921 for democracy or religious freedom. He came because he was hungry. He heard there was lots of food in America, and he was tired of wondering where his next meal was coming from. After many years of barely getting by, my grandfather became a cook on a shipping vessel that made trips across the Atlantic. When the ship was anchored in Boston Harbor, my grandfather and two other Greek guys jumped into the frigid waters in the middle of the night and swam for shore. Even though he was a strong swimmer, having grown up on the Mediterranean, he nearly drowned that night as the cold water cramped his muscles. After wandering around the city for days, they finally connected with the Greek community. Some Greeks helped my grandfather get to New Jersey, where he hadsome family. He landed a job at a restaurant and eventually became an incredible assistant chef at the Essex House in Newark - the largest and classiest hotel in New Jersey. In 1933, a special law was passed to allow illegal immigrants to get citizenship if they had arrived in America before 1925. He waited in line for two days to become a legal citizen.
Even though my grandfather experienced culinary success and obtained U.S. citizenship, gambling took hold of his life for several years as a young man. Seeing his destructive ways, his cousin, who was a Christian, urgently dragged him to a church service on West 36th Street in Manhattan. It was different from anything my grandfather had ever experienced. He soon built an authentic relationship with Christ and did the unthinkable: he left the Greek Orthodox Church, which he had grown up in, and became a faithful member of this Christian Greek community. Church soon became his favorite place to be. Because he had left the Greek Orthodox Church, he was ostracized from Greek society. But my grandfather didn't care. He became unorthodox. Suddenly, everything was new, everything was fresh. His decision would forever determine the direction of my family and the direction of my life.
Unorthodox roots took hold on the other side of my family too. Anti (Andrew) Kyllonen was my grandfather on my father's side. His parents arrived in America from Finland a few years before he was born and settled in the Pittsburgh area, where his father worked at a tin mill. s immigrants, my great-grandparents held strong to the language and traditions of the old country. They sometimes attended the Finnish Lutheran Church in their community. For many, the church represented a culture and community rather than a place for spiritual experiences. Even though my grandfather went through confirmation at age fifteen, it really wasn't personal or real to him.
As Anti got older, he searched for meaning and purpose in his life. On June 20, 1930, he sat on the Finnish Club Bench and heard about a church service that night. He decided to go. When he walked into the church, there were only three people there, including him. But the man preaching spoke as passionately as if the room were packed with people. That night, my grandfather accepted Christ. Soon after, he got baptized, even though several Finnish people told him he didn't need to do that since he had been baptized as a child. But he knew God was doing something in him. Everything became new, exciting, and real. He broke away from tradition and religion and built a true relationship with his creator. Just like my other grandfather, Anti became unorthodox.
As a result of both of my grandfathers' conversions to Christianity, my parents were the first generations of their families to grow up in true Christian homes. They learned about Christ from young ages, which impacted my life and created an environment that otherwise would have been much different. While in his early twenties, my father chased dead-end jobs and gambling. But God reminded my father that he had called him to the ministry many years before. So he started the journey. One summer at a Christian campground in eastern Pennsylvania, he met a fast-talking girl from New Jersey. My mother was barely five feet tall, and my father, 6' 4 1/2", towered over her. With the difference in height, they were definitely an unorthodox couple. Yet they began a long-distance relationship while he attended Bible college in Rhode Island.
Three years later, Paul and Elizabeth Kyllonen married and soon moved to western Pennsylvania to pastor their first church. Three years after that, I came along. Thomas, the firstborn preacher's kid that everyone called Tommy.
At the time, my father pastored a tiny church in a small town called Bessemer. This booming metropolis had just over a thousand residents, and everything was centered on the cement plant, which was known to have mafia ties. It was an interesting time for my twentysomething parents, pastoring a church mostly of older attendees and many crazy smalltown characters. Back in those days, most pastors didn't usually stay in one church for an extended period of time.
When I was three years old, my family moved to the Allentown area in eastern Pennsylvania. A year later, my sister, Tammy, was born. Some of my childhood memories kick in here. I went to kindergarten. I learned to ride my bike. I learned how to get the church board really upset.
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Fort Worth, TX - United States
beautiful work! v
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Fruita, CO - United States
v54, beautiful image, CFC-PIF4.
Thanks so much Bob!
Lowell, OR - United States
Geat shot of the lake, Garnett. I especially love high panorama views. v/f
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Anderson, CA - United States
This is almost my backyard....I live within 30 minutes of this lovely vista; excellent capture Garnett! jd
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Belle Chasse, LA - United States
Beautiful panoramic image. V.
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Coventry - United Kingdom
Great depth in this shot. v
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Fullerton California, ca - United States
Beautiful shot of shasta lake ,been there many times...
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already voted...../f/
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San Pedro, CA - United States
Goregeous panorama !
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San Miguel, CA - United States
Gorgeous photo of Lake Shasta. I love that the lake is primary, in so many Shasta shots Mt. Shasta is the main point of interest! VF I have an antique shovel my Dad found there before they built the dam. Short handled, probably an old "gold miner's" shovel.
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Gorgeous i mage. Congrats on your first place contest win.v/p
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New Delhi, De - India
Mind Blowing..very beautiful view... Just Perfect .. :)
Rochester, Ne - United States
Spectacular view, Awesome photography. Congratulations on your first place for Favorite Mountain Scene : ) V
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Cass City, MI - United States
Lovely photo. V
Richland, WA - United States
The light colored edge is a great "jumping off point" for this amazing scene, Garnett! The image is breathtaking! I like the variety of elements - water, forest, snow capped mountains, and an exquisite cloud cover. Great capture! V
Holbrook, MA - United States
Very nice work/ voted
Bury, Ma - United Kingdom
Georgeous place and photo. Wish I was there! Great contrast between warm foreground and rest of the photo. Voted
Tucson, AZ - United States
Beautiful view.
Cincinnati, OH - United States
Beautiful landscape! v
Long Prairie, MN - United States
Beautiful photo, love the perspective!
Calgary, AB - Canada
Stunning image - voted!
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Suffolk, VA - United States
Beautiful landscape.v
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V & P Amazing vista! Great composition!
Rochester, NY - United States
What a view
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Gorgeous nature show ...Garnett .....F+V
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Beautiful Panarama, Lovely scene, thanks for sharing... VF
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Galveston, TX - United States
Beautiful image! :P V
Little Falls, MN - United States
Great perspective to this landscape. I am in the light here at the edge, and it stretches to a distance blue gray haze in the distance. The wide angle view is also so much more inclusive of land and water to be seen. v/f
Jacksonville, fl - United States
A lot of peaks and valleys being wrapped by the calm waters..beautiful indepth colors. Voted
Franklin Square, NY - United States
Garnett, Great scenic shot with all of that beautiful landscape out there. Great detail in the foreground of the photo with the dirt leading down the mountain to the tops of the trees and then leading you out to the beautiful lake and from there the photo just doesn't seem to end. Great sky shot also. Fantastic scenic photo. VOTED
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Beautifully captured! v/f
Thanks Karen, again sorry so long to respond always appreciate all comments.
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Lovely...was it cold? voted
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Morro Bay, CA - United States
A magnificent place to be! I have been there and can tell you that you more than captured the beauty of this place !! excellent photography!!!
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Totally breathtaking view, that makes you see miles and miles beyond ..Excellent panoramic scenery Garnett. V+F)
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very nice panorama! voted.
Again thanks sorry I took so long to respond.
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WOW! I LOVE THIS!!!!! Beautiful job!!!! You captured all the different colors, and depths!! Voted!
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I guess we have to comment on every photo, and would like to take the opportunity to thank everyonefor their kind words, those now and to come. This had been the best group ever to be involvedwith. I gives one a sense of belonging.
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Stunning View of the Lake! voted =)
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Garnett, What a spectacular view!! I love this shot Voted and Favorite
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Beautiful. I love the angle. voted.
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Beautiful landscape Garnett - just a perfect image - Dave - v/f
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Really beautiful image, Garnett! Voted
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Cancer occurs when cells in the body divide without control or order. Normally, cells divide in a regulated manner. If cells keep dividing uncontrollably when new cells are not needed, a mass of tissue forms, called a growth or tumor. The term cancer refers to malignant growths. These growths can invade nearby tissues. Cancer that has invaded nearby tissues can then spread to other parts of the body.
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Well, it looks like we survived Valentine's weekend, but the library love doesn't stop there. We're here to make break week bearable and help you all year round. Visit soon and discover that libraries are about a lot more than books.
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Tucson, AZ 85704
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Village Bakehouse has been serving the greater Tucson, AZ area for more than 10 years. We have a warm and friendly atmosphere that includes both inside and outdoor patio seating. Our customers enjoy our full breakfast and lunch menus. Our breakfast menu has choices that are the perfect way to start anyone's day, featuring our fresh baked artisan breads and pastries. Our lunch menu includes our delectable gourmet sandwiches, salads and soup of the day. We always use the highest quality and freshest ingredients making any selection on our menu the perfect selection. We also have a full bakery offering a number of treats.
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Wonderful bakery! by one happy customer - 02/20/2013
I ordered an assortment of scones for a bridal shower in January (usually make my own but caught that virus going around) and they ended up being the hit of the shower with all the gals! The raved about them and everyone wanted to know where they came from. Thanks to the bakery chefs and also to very friendly sales staff out front!!!
Two very happy customers....... by DUTCHIE - 05/04/2010
Dear Paulette,Charles and I (Marianne) are very regular lunch customers at your bakery. You are indeed very fortunate to have such friendly, hard workers on your staff. We are especially impressed by the dedication of Kristine and Michael to serve your customers.I would also like to thank you again for your generous donation last year to the AZ Cancer Center's Patient Assistent Fund.Your sincerely,Marianne
Serving: Tucson AZ, Tucson AZ (Metro)
Cuisine: American Restaurants, French Restaurants
Specialty: Seafood Restaurants, Chicken Restaurants, Breakfast Restaurants, Vegetarian Restaurants, Deli, Soups and Salads, Natural Foods Restaurants, Dessert Restaurants, Bar and Grill, Diet Restaurants, Vegan Restaurants, Sandwiches
Features: Restaurant Catering, Restaurant Menus, Takeout
Atmosphere: Family Friendly Restaurants, Restaurants for Groups
Facilities: Restaurants with Outdoor Dining
Specialty: Bread, Donuts, Cakes and Cupcakes, Cookies, Pies, Pastries, Special Diet Bakeries, Vegetarian Bakeries
Occasion: Wedding Cakes
Buying Options: Wholesale Bakeries
Convenience: Delivery, By Phone, Carry Out
Payment Options: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Gift Cards and Certificates
Promotions: Coupons
Assurances: Licensed, Insured, Locally Owned
Products: Box Lunches, Candles, Chicken Salad, Cinnamon Rolls, Coffee, Croissants, Egg Salad, Gift Baskets, Grilled Cheese, Juice, Miniatures, Muffins, Party Platters, Quiche, Sandwiches, Scones, Soft Drinks, Soup, Soups, Tarts, Tea, Torts, Tuna Salad
Services: Baking, Catering, Distribution, Processing
Details: Amenities: Air Conditioning, Assurances: Over 10 Years Experience, Assurances: Over 30 Years Experience, Cakes: Black Forest, Cakes: Fruit Cake, Cakes: German Chocolate, Cakes: Marble Cake, Courses: Dessert, Courses: Entrees, Dietary Concerns: Lard Free, Dietary Concerns: Low Cholesterol, Dietary Concerns: No Sugar Added, Dietary Concerns: Salt Free, Dietary Concerns: Sugar Free, Dietary Concerns: Vegetarian, Dietary Concerns: Wheat Free, Dishes: Beef, Dishes: Pork, Facilities: Cafe, Facilities: Dining Room, Facilities: Espresso Bar, Facilities: Parking Lots, Facilities: Restaurants, Features: A La Carte, Features: Daily Specials, Features: Homemade, Features: Natural, Features: Non-smoking, Markets Served: Commercial, Markets Served: Institutional, Markets Served: Residential, Promotions/Offers: Daily Specials, Promotions/Offers: Gift Certificates, Service Options: 1 Day Service, Service Options: 1 Hour Service, Service Options: 2 Hour Service, Service Options: By Appointment, Service Options: Consultations, Service Options: Drop Offs, Service Options: Estimates, Service Options: Mobile Service, Service Options: Next Day Service, Service Options: Rush Jobs, Service Options: Take-out, Serving: Churches, Serving: Grocery Stores, Serving: Hospitals, Serving: Hotels, Serving: Nursing Homes, Serving: Schools
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... the customs officials?). Traffic was light and we carefully hopped across the freeway to the other side and within minutes were in a taxi having agreed to the driver's very reasonable fare to get us to the ADO terminal for Cancun bound buses.
We still had a half hour for the 2:30 bus and we experienced the thrill of booking yet another ADO ticket with its very modern ticket windows and visual seat map that allowed us to pick our seats. As is ...
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... wide awake. It was a lovely restaurant with mariachis playing and we had been given one free drink each - mine was a tequila. Buenos noches.
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Panasonic Lumix G2 used. Ok folks this is my newest addition. Some of you may have met my other reborn babies, this time I went for something different,lol. Apart from babies you can get, chimpanzees, gorillas and orangutangs. So meet Nee-ann, if I get a boy one I'm gonna call him Athol. Then I'll have Nee-ann and Athol (neanderthal) lol.
Like your humour :)
Lol, yeah you gotta have one, thanks Kala.
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You are a worry Sharon! Wonderful shot of your latest baby!!! ;-)
Lol, ah it's fun. Can you imagine the look on peoples faces if I took her down the street,lol.
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Did you take her to coffee Fri arvo?
Lol, nah. I'll take her to the next DOCS meeting though,lol.
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i like your humour too,great work.
Hi Marie, thanks heaps. :)
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Fantastic Sharon!
Hello Thordis, many thanks. :)
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I knew this would have to be yours Sharon!! Who else would put such a pretty dress on a cute bloody monkey!!! LMAO…..gotta luv that hairy bellybutton!!! lol….you must take her for a walk down the street…but have your camera handy aye!! lol…*-)
Hi Deb, you'll have to come for a visit and come with me. YOU can take the pics,lol. No-one will come with me (chickens)
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You realy do like your reborn babies this one is no different what a great likeness the eyes are very life like, how many do you have now?
Hi Rod, about 7 I think, but 2 in the post and another being specially made,lol.
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You need help Sharon. lol
Hi Gail, comes from a deprived childhood,lol, maybe it's (depraved) lol.
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Where is the 'like' button. I could like your comment then.
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LOL so cute I thought it was real..lol
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A perspective on my Rh. Taurus
my good buddy Cal ( a 96lb'er) providing a measure of scale
Taurus is nice. For some reason, though it is said to be practically identical, a Grace Seabrook I have is not quite the same shade of red. Taurus seems a little better; G.s. seems slightly more purplish. Though not nearly as bad as Nova Zembla, Francesca, et al. Still red. I still notice a mystifying effect w/rhodies that I don't see w/other flowers, where their red shades (only) seem slightly "metameric" with respect to distance; close up they can seem to have a more purplish cast that you don't notice if you are 20+ ft. away. I wonder if there could be a near ultraviolet flavonoid that one's eyes can only pick up at a close distance. 'Britton Hill' is the most noticeable. I like the look of the plant when I'm seeing it from a distance, I do not like it close up. However, it has some of the most gorgeous foliage of any rhodie in my garden (I once had ~ 100 varities) so is worth growing for that reason alone. Perhaps more plausibly my pupils are more dilated when viewing it from a distance, and this somehow affects its apparent color.


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Soft peppers, ewww! Need help quick!!
Hello all - first time posting here. Quick question i hope i can get an answer to before this huge bag of peppers goes to waste. Last year i tried canning some banana peppers and ended up with a few jars of mushy pepper rings. I was supremely disappointed. This year, i do not want to have the same thing happen with the Jalapenos. Here is what i did last year...maybe you can help me fix the issue.
cut a bunch of peppers and put them in the canning jars.
created a brine of vinegar and water...added some mustard seed and a little sugar and got it boiling...a recipe from the ball canning book.
Poured the brine into the jars and sealed them (everything was sterilized).
Placed jars into boiling water bath for around 10 minutes.
Pulled them out and waited for them to cool and seal...
that is it.
What do i need to do to prevent these soft, mushy peppers? I dont remember using any calcium additive, is this needed? I want them to have similar, if not crisper, texture as jarred ones...a little more heat and a little more freshness in the flavor.
I feel the main reason they were ruined is that i heated them for 10 minutes. Is this pasturization process really necessary? My aunt says she just puts the boiling brine over the peppers and seals them and then the jars still seal themselves...is this okay to do? can i maybe reduce the time to 5 minutes?
Need help guys, quick! Sorry if this has already been asked a bazillion times!
No, you can't do what your aunt suggests. (Well, you can, but the risk is yours.)
When you open kettle can as your aunt does (dump-in-jar-slap-on-lid) it does "seal" but it's a weak seal and air (along with any contaminants in the air) remains. At the least there's a higher risk of spoilage.
Try it with jam if you wish, but not peppers.
Your only safe option is Pickle Crisp.
The only way to make them crisp and do it safely is to use Pickle Crisp.
You process to kill bacteria, yeasts, molds,and enzymes.
Otherwise you sealed up all that bacteria in the jars with no place to go but to grow.
Never cut down on a processing time.
Brian, did you use Pickle Crisp, and if so, did it make a difference? I tried canning banana peppers last year as well using a Ball recipe and got the same, mushy/inedible result. This year I purchased Pickle Crisp and have used it for pickles (haven't tasted them yet, allowing 4-6 wks to season), but not with peppers yet. If PC doesn't make a big difference, I may just choose to make refrigerator pickled peppers instead. Thanks.


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I think its a good idea to make a offline coop mode in this game. One play on gamepad others on TV screen?
Co-Op maybe?
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it sounds reasonable, except that they want the 3ds and the wiiu version to be as similar to eachother as they can.
this includes the top and bottom screen functionality.
for wii u the top screen is the TV, the bottom screen is the small screen in the gamepad.
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There are a handful of really good centers on the free-agent market, but the Patriots opted for a familiar face who has been a valued offensive lineman in New England for five seasons. Dan Connolly re-signed Thursday with the Patriots, according to the Boston Globe. Connolly has been with the Patriots since 2007, but his greatest contributions have come in the last two seasons. He filled in for left guard Logan Mankins during his holdout in 2010 before replacing right guard Stephen Neal after his season-ending injury. Connolly, who turns 30 in September, took over for center Dan Koppen after...
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... Still the views were once again quite spectacular and the day was enlivened when the coach broke down. The real excitement was, however, reserved for the afternoon when we took part in a " line dancing " session! I suspect the on lookers were the most entertained. Joan also needed a bit of retail therapy so we also went shopping
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I decided a night in Puerto del Rosario might be good for a change of scene and I had an early flight in the morning. I probably should have listened more to what I'd been told, it's more industrial and not so enjoyable. Still it was a transit stop that helped me get to the airport in plenty of time, the bus being much more efficient than I'd expected.
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I found a relaxed hostel at the north end of town that had a nice back yard and deck leading down to the shore. I didn't get up to much during my time here apart from the beach, sun and cheap food and drink. Caught some of the World Cup matches and the F1 at a local bar, Alis Tavern, run by an Irish lady and her Italian boyfriend that was good ...
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"Alaska has some of the most stringent environmental standards in the world." This is what you hear from state politicians in defense against EPA's involvement in the Pebble Mine issue. It is also a statement posted on several resource industry web pages. This is not surprising because it is a claim that's been around for a while. It may in fact have been partially true in the 1990s, when Alaska had a strong Division of Habitat and a robust coastal management program. Now this claim just simply gets said because if you say it often enough, people begin to believe it's true.
Ever since the election of Frank Murkowski as governor in 2002, the State of Alaska has been on a steady and determined path to roll back environmental protections and public involvement in the permitting of development projects. It all started when Gov. Murkowski set out to dismantle the Habitat Division. He not only succeeded in thinning out the ranks and breadth of Habitat but he placed them under the Department of Natural Resources (DNR); a move that further weakened their role. The other vehicle Gov. Murkowski used to roll back safeguards was to weaken the role of municipalities and districts in the Alaska Coastal Management Program (ACMP). What Gov. Murkowski started, Gov. Parnell finished with his veto threat during the ACMP special session.
Many Alaskans may not realize that without the habitat standards of the ACMP, the ability to protect wildlife habitat through enforceable permit conditions no longer exists. We have also lost on the fish side. While actions within the channel of salmon streams are regulated, the now defunct ACMP protected the critical habitats along the banks, estuaries and tide flats. Today, additional fish protection relies on DNR, the agency that removed "conserve and enhance" from its mission statement.
How can we speak of having strong environmental safeguards when we eliminate the ability to protect wildlife habitat and systematically weaken fish protection? How does being the only coastal state not participating in coastal zone management make us the best in the U.S., let alone the world?
Looking through the lens of Alaska's recent history of regulatory rollback, clearly this claim no longer applies. Nonetheless, it keeps being made. So I wondered what is Alaska's actual environmental ranking? Where do we stack up compared with other states? I could not find an answer to where Alaska rates in the world, but I could find these meaningful rankings from a simple Internet search:
• The 2014 Environmental Performance Index, done by the Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy ranks 178 countries on how well they perform on protection of human health from environmental harm and protection of ecosystems. The US scored 33rd.
• In July 2013, CNN Money analyzed the state's energy, waste, environmental management and mass transit systems to come up with their "How Green is My State?" report. Alaska ranked 43rd in the nation.
• In 2010 the Wall Street Journal, examined energy consumption, pollution and energy policies to rank states on energy and air quality. Alaska ranked 19.
• Greenopia, the leading directory of eco-friendly businesses completed a "green" rating of all the states in 2010. They looked at greenhouse gas emissions, energy and water consumption, air and water quality, recycling rate, renewable energy generation, number of LEED certified buildings, number of green businesses and how progressive their legislatures have been in adopting green measures. Alaska scored 43rd.
• In 2007, Forbes Magazine ranked each state in these categories: carbon footprint, air quality, water quality, hazardous waste management, policy initiatives and energy consumption. Alaska scored 40th.
Let's average these scores for Alaska - 36th overall. If I do the math right, 36th out of 50 states comprising the 33rd best country in the world is a long way from having some of the most stringent standards in the world. Politicians can no longer make this claim with a straight face and to pretend otherwise does a disservice to future generations of Alaskans.
Kate Troll is a former executive director of United Fishermen of Alaska and former fisheries specialist with the state of Alaska. As a long-time Alaskan she has over 20 years experience in fisheries, coastal and energy policy.
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Humorist's Ohio Home On National Register Of Historic Places
The suburban ranch-style home in Ohio where humor writer Erma Bombeck launched her nationally syndicated column has been added to the National Register of Historic Places.
A southwest Ohio grand jury has brought 53 new charges including an alleged pattern of corruption against a state legislator already facing trial on felony charges of security fraud, theft and other counts.
A former volunteer coach whose home was allegedly the scene of a drinking party that preceded the rape by two Steubenville High School football players is set for trial in the spring.
The bill would let Gov. John Kasich overrule state utility regulators, who recently ruled against an electric rate appeal by Ormet Corp. Some Statehouse Republicans say they're worried about the bill's possible long-term implications.
The Ohio State Highway Patrol says part of State Route 104 will remain closed through Thursday after a tanker crash sent about 2,000 gallons of ethanol into a nearby stream.
A new report on Columbus' residential real estate shows builders are bullish on the city's apartment market. Nearly two-thirds of residential building permits during the last quarter of 2013 were issued for apartments or condominiums. So far few signs of an apartment bubble.


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Date: 1895-09-05
Description: A man is driving a McCormick harvester with a team of horses, cutting and binding a crop of flint ("Indian") corn, on the farm of S.D.D. Newton, five miles...
Date: 1938 after
Description: The 45th parallel of north latitude marker, marking halfway between the equator and the north pole. The marker is located on Highway 141, three miles north...
Date: date unknown
Description: View down center of railroad tracks towards Holmes Junction, an intersection of the Wisconsin & Michigan and the Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul railroads,...
Date: 1945 ca.
Description: Harbor in Marinette at sunset.
Date: 1917 ca.
Description: Dunlap Square in Marinette.
Description: Several men pose with train No. 5, engine No. 8.
Description: This 19th century manuscript map shows the southeastern portion of the Town of Stephenson in Marinette County, Wisconsin. Sections, lakes, and streams are...
Date: 1963
Description: H.P. Christ Feed Mill. The first building across the street is the Atlas Hotel which was located at the site of the present Milo Howarth senior home. Othe...
Date: 1900 ca.
Description: Composite image of Oakwood Beach Lodge, Pioneer Presbyterian Chruch and sawmill.
Date: 1907-11-11
Description: This view, captioned "Founders Day," shows several people camping in the woods. A tent is visible in the background.
Date: 1912 ca.
Description: The fisheries in Marinette.
Date: 1881
Description: Bird's-eye map of Peshtigo.
Date: 1920 ca.
Description: A group of men stand with rifles at the Echo Lake Hunting Club Camp. Gutted deer hang to cure outside the cabin.
Description: Exterior of Post Office.
Date: 1851 ca.
Description: This manuscript map of the southern portion of the Town of Porterfield, Marinette County, Wisconsin, shows sections and land ownership. The Menominee River...
Description: Interior view of the Stephenson Public Library. Library furniture, bookshelves, a picture display and a door are visible. A note on the cardboard backing r...
Description: Interior view of the Stephenson Public Library. Cardboard backing reads: "Marinette - Lecture room - Stephenson Public Library." Reverse of cardboard backi...
Date: 1909-01-16
Description: Men hiking through a forest in the snow "near Camp Sydney". Some of the men have guns, and a dog is sitting in the snow.
Date: 1964-07
Description: Photographic postcard of Marinette County Park. Picnic tables and a playground are scattered under a pine forest.
Date: 1856 ca.
Description: Shows sections and acreages. Covers portions of the area now occupied by Marinette and the Town of Peshtigo, Marinette County. "Rec'd Sept. 24 with Sur. Ge...
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