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It is said that confession is good for the soul, so I guess I’m about to come clean. Today I had a look at a lady that actually caused me to turn around and go back.
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I’m not sure what it was, perhaps just the first celebration anniversary of my birth, but 1969 was the premium year of the American Muscle Car.
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The all new retro design that made its way into the 2005 Mustang made a big splash with the masses, but I will remember this the final year of the 5th generation even more significantly as wave goodbye to ten great years.
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10 FIRE SAFETY TIPS-Eliminate home fire hazards
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Leave it to Dr. Seuss to put Christmas in the right perspective! The citizens of Whoville continued to celebrate Christmas even though their gifts and decorations had been stolen. How could they remain so happy? The answer is because their Christmas spirit did not revolve around tangible items; Christmas came from within.
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During this time of year, there is a lot to be thankful for and, as a result, we want to share a couple of important items with you.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, an observance which has come to have special meaning for me. Eight years ago, Lori Jones was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Each year, approximately 1,100 Americans ages 65 and older die as a result of a home fire.
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The 2013 – 2014 school year has been in session about one month; and, I cannot help but be a little sad that Dillon High School students
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Several local firefighters attended a seminar on pipeline safety.
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Every day Americans experience the tragedy of fire. Each year more than 3,500 Americans die in fires and approximately 18,300 are injured
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