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23 hours ago ago from Get Off The Couch News
2008 Michigan State Park sticker if you like this article, click the Blip chiclet! from Nancy Krupiarz, Executive Director, Michigan Trails and Greenways Alliance It’s fantastic that the state park passport bill to create a new source of revenue for state parks has finally moved through the Legislature to the last station in the process, that of being voted on by the House of Representatives. Senate Bills 388 and 389 have passed ...
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20 hours ago ago from The World Around You
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9 hours ago ago from Shelley\'s House
If you’re a runner I can tell you that after having a training buddy and a goal, the next best thing to have is a blog. For one, you can bore everyone rigid discussing your training regime; also, during those long solitary trudges one can mentally compose and discard any number of posts. Continuing up the Northumberland coast, for my long runs I drove up to Druridge Bay . I realize it’s daft and extravagant to drive this 40 mile round trip, ...
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2 hours ago ago from Windy City News » Chicago Headlines
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23 hours ago ago from Huffington Post
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