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Busy weekend

By Lindsey Hilty | Monday, October 6, 2008, 02:37 PM

This weekend was crazy busy with the Liberty Twp. Fall Festival, a dedication of the Lakota East Freshman Campus building and the airing of the Aker’s family on “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.”

I only was able to make it to two of the three, but here is a picture from the dedication. Did you go? How was it?

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Who watched EMHE? I sat with the Princeton Pike Church of God crowd Sunday and really enjoyed visiting with the family and those involved with the project. It was great to hear some of the behind the scenes stories. I am sure you all have plenty of those as well.

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