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Apr 1, 20263 min
Straight Paths- Ships That Don’t Come In
Ships That Don’t Come In Loren Hardin          How can I describe Cinda without it sounding like exaggeration? Cinda was tough-minded, determined, untamed, resilient, and downright ferocious at time. But on the flipside, Cinda was passionate, honest, empathetic, and generous.       Cinda had type 1 diabetes, also known as juvenile onset diabetes. Cinda was diagnosed before the advancements in diabetic treatment, before insulin pumps with continuous monitoring and insulin dosing. Cinda battled...

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Apr 1, 20263 min
Just One Word  Justice
Justice Lora Parsons The Ashland Beacon   I’ve been thinking lately about the word “justice” and how much it sounds like our two words “just us.”  I also have thought a lot about how we as humans long for that when things go wrong. When crimes are committed, we want justice. Sometimes we talk about it in terms of wanting justice for the victim, but at other times we talk about it in terms of wanting justice for the perpetrator. That’s odd that it’s possible to want one thing in a criminal...

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Apr 1, 20264 min
Brown Landscape Management Has Solutions for Any Yard
Brown Landscape Management Has Solutions for Any Yard Gideon Thompson The Ashland Beacon   Whether looking to increase property value or ride the satisfaction of a perfectly trimmed lawn, landscaping solutions are the perfect remedy to enjoying the summer sun with care in mind. When looking out our front doors, the first thing we may notice as the warmer seasons move in is the ever-growing challenge of weed control and tall grass. As the sun moves across the sky into its position for the...

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