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October 1st, 2020 |
Members of Hope Harbor, Parker, were out and about on Tuesday, Sept. 22 helping with Parker’s city wide cleanup. According to site director Nash Eickholt, the group was helping out as part of a community service project. Currently, Hope Harbor has five residents and four staff at its Parker location. (Photo/Sarah Ebeling)
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90 Friday, Oct. 9 Lennox Delores Darlene Haase was born on Jan. 9, 1930 at Geddes to Gustaf and (Clara) […]
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