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A âhometownâ celebration marks 20 years (Victorville Daily Press)
APPLE VALLEY ⢠Historical bus tours, a public works âpetting zooâ and a stick-horse rodeo are just a few events offered during Apple Valleyâs 20th anniversary celebration this weekend. Merriam council approves work at aquatic center (The Kansas City Star)
Despite some council members’ concerns about the economy, the Merriam City Council approved a $335,000 bid to install a fountain, trails and landscaping at the Merriam Aquatic Center. Stamford Briefs (Stamford Advocate)
Contractor chosen for Mill River work The Army Corps of Engineers has chosen a contractor to carry out the multi-million dollar restoration of the Mill River. Jump right in (Baltimore Sun)
Fall's the time to think about installing a pool you'll enjoy next year Fall's the time to think about installing a pool you'll enjoy next year Show vendors feel effect of hard times (News 14 Carolina)
RALEIGH -- Vendors of the Southern Ideal Home Show said they had something for just about every taste â from outdoor living to interior design. But the one thing they said they were missing was the crowds. About Warwick Forest (WAVY 10)
Every retirement community is not created equal - Warwick Forest is living proof! We believe that retirement communities should provide more than just a wonderful residence, services and amenities. Man behind Bentonville parks, retires after 26 years (NWAnews.com)
BENTONVILLE â If youâve cheered at your childâs baseball or soccer game, visited the gravesite of a loved one in Bentonville or noticed fresh flowers landscaping the Bentonville Square, chances are Doug Glaysher has been the man behind the work. (Benton County Daily Record) Letters to the editor (Bega District News)
Just a quick note of thanks to local voters who supported our recent round of meet the candidate forums, South East Q&A. Aquatic wonders in the back yard (The Narrowsburg River Reporter)
Over the years, fishponds have become popular landscaping projects for homeowners. These man-made ponds are usually stocked with goldfish or koi and offer many hours of viewing enjoyment for people near their homes. Fillmore & Western Railroad restores whistlestop (Moorpark Acorn)
The Fillmore & Western Railway Company has recently purchased the Red Barn fruit stand and garden center, a landmark along Highway 126 east of Santa Paula. The company is restoring and updating the building, along with a name change to Loose Caboose.
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