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Drainage ditch
The draingage ditch behind my house on Blakeley has raw sewer, mosquitos and a big erosion problem. Does anyone have any solutions? By Janice more
Started: March 2nd 2000
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LOST PUPPY! Black and Brown Lab Mix wearing orange...
My dog dug out of the backyard on christmas night. He is only about 10 weeks old and is a black and brown lab mix. His name is Kaiser and he is very friendly. When he escaped he was wearing a bright... more
Started: December 26th 2013
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Found: Basset Hound Puppy
White and brown georgous basset hound found me Saturday morning and followed me for a mile walk. Since she has no chip or collar, we can not find her owner. Please contact me @ 210-381-0044 if... more
Started: April 14th 2012
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- What are Dust Mites?
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Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye.
Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
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The purpose of this article is not to focus on the similarities of retirement communities and or associations with large retirement populations, rather to focus on the differences. Working with the elderly can ...
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