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    For 45 years, The Friends of Nardin have kept history alive
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    Tourism brings gigantic American flag mural to Main
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    Local author Jamie McGuire hosts book signing Friday
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    The Blackwell Public Library will host its first book signing of the summer Friday with Jamie McGuire, a best-selling romance writer who has...

    Methodist Church brings back annual Memorial Day flower sale
    May 13, 2022
    Memorial Day is coming up, and the First United Methodist Church is hosting its annual sale of recycled and repurposed flowers in anticipation of...

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