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October 8, 2017

Run for the Animals

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“Being struck with fear when you’re dying is one of the most horrible things you can go through. If someone dies at peace, I’ve done my job” —Rick Clayton, in “Dying Well: Chaplain Offers ‘Perfect Place’ to Have a ‘Good Death’,” by Haley Miller

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Three generations of tractor enthusiasts ride in the parade at the Monroe County Antique Machinery Association Show in May. Eleanor, 3, sits with her father, Zach Clark, on the Allis-Chalmers while her grandfather Joel Clark follows on the John Deere. | Photos by Limestone Post

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