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If city officials ignored your concerns, what would you do?

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By Barb Smith
| Cranston Herald Verified
If you purchased a charming older house from a builder on a very small lot in a lovely neighborhood and learned after closing on the sale that the equally tiny lot adjacent to your newly acquired home also belonged to the same builder … and he intended to build a home there so close to yours that you could open a window and reach out and almost touch that structure, what would you do?
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ALS ... The good, the bad and the ugly

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By Barb Smith
| Bucks County Herald Verified
Jay Smith, our son, and his wife, Melissa, grew up and attended Central Bucks schools as well as colleges in Philadelphia. His dad, Gene, was the CEO of the YMCA and I was a teacher and realtor. In 2014 Jay was diagnosed with ALS at the Mayo Clinic. They said, “Go home and put your affairs in order. There is no cure and life expectancy is three to five years." kAmw6 2?5 9:D H:76 4C:65 7@C 2 H66<[ <?@H:?8 H92E H2D 4@>:?8 5@H?
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Kossuth County Advance

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By Barb Smith
| Algona Upper Des Moines Verified
Working through solutions to solve sewer backup issues By Barb Smith, Deputy City Administrator Since the heavy rains began falling earlier this summer, the city has focused its attention on sewer issues in our community and how to prevent the sewer backups that happened in several homes over the summer.
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