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Subject: Re: Things are changing in Newburgh


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R. Ben Renewell
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Date Posted: 07:04:11 01/21/10 Thu
In reply to: #2 's message, "Re: Things are changing in Newburgh" on 04:14:10 01/21/10 Thu
 This correspondent grew up a a tadpole in Newburgh, and emerged as a frog successively in Wilmington DE, Port Arthur TX and Plainfield NJ when all of these plasces were in their heyday. I sometimes feel that I tainted each of these places because of what's happened to all of them beginning in the late 1960's. God help Beaufort SC after I've gone!
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