Legion’s BBQ a July 4th tradition
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Danny Richardson oversees the barbecue filled with pork and beef to feed the many that came out for American Legion Post 800’s annual event. Photo by Jenny Kirchner
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Community Calendar: June 24, 2021
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Acorn features stone sculptures
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