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The Daily Gazette on 2017-07-17 10:30

People’s conduct is often inappropriate

Last Sunday [July 9], I was driving in the Hannaford Food Store parking lot in Glenville and I passed the rear of the Salvation Army store, where I ...

Glenville

Tom Mc Garry

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