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How thoughtful of the Community Services department director to allow the original donors of the memorial park benches the first right to rededicate or refuse a new bench for $l,800.

Our $700, plus about $200 for the decorative nameplate, in 2001 did not come with an expiration date for the memorial bench.

“Rededicate,” a gentle word. As is “relocation” of our Fire Station No. 2; not “build it for a million dollars or more,” but “relocate it.”

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Rededication

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Maria Logan

How thoughtful of the Community Services department director to allow the original donors of the memorial park benches the first right to rededicate or refuse a new bench for $l,800.

Our $700, plus about $200 for the decorative nameplate, in 2001 did not come with an expiration date for the memorial bench.

“Rededicate,” a gentle word. As is “relocation” of our Fire Station No. 2; not “build it for a million dollars or more,” but “relocate it.”

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