It’s harvest time on Jason Dexter’s farm and his bumper crop seems destined to spill blood.
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Friends, family, fellow store owners, and Baker residents gathered to celebrate the grand opening of A Little of This and That (ALOTT) Bargains store on Friday morning, Oct. 16.
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Ken Emerson’s family might have been the last people to spend the night in the Porcupine Guard Station, and it all happened because he was a bit too confident in his Ford Bronco’s off-road prowess.
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The first step onto a trail has a bit of magic in it, no matter how modest the measurement of a single stride.
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