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From the Publisher: Let’s Get Something Done
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From the Publisher: An Environmental Paradox
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Neely Young: A World Without Work?
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Neely Young: Political Patter
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Neely Young: Good Summer Reads
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Join us as we celebrate the tradition of harness horse racing at the Hawkinsville Harness Training Facility on April 4, 2020, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. After the races, enjoy our nighttime family-friendly event that includes an Amateur Cooking Contest, a Fun Zone, food vendors, local entertainment, a chance to win a great raffle prize, music.
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