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Alice Smith has placed her family's 146-acre property in South Carolina under a conservation easement, fulfilling a promise to her mother. Her grandparents bought the land in the 1940s. Along with another family, she has permanently restricted development on more than 250 acres through Upstate Forever.
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KFCC writes to CBFC pointing out that last-minute title changes will impose financial burden on producers, as fixing a title early is essential for promoting movies from pre-production stage
There is no shortage of controversy following the 2-2 draw between Fiorentina and Juventus. The main talking point is a late incident involving Joao Mario's handball in Fiorentina's penalty area…
The Seahawks still own the Cardinals, no matter who’s on the field.
Jesse and Kylie Sebero are managing over 500 acres of forest in Marinette County, Wisconsin. They focus on timber production while ensuring ecological balance and wildlife conservation.
