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Our insurance agency is here to help you and your business. From requesting a quote on your car, business or home to a custom package that fits all of your needs, we're your one-stop shop for all things Insurance-related. There are a lot of different ways we can keep you and your house safe if anything might happen to you. From custom packages to a simple consult on what your options are, we've got all your home needs covered. Is the language of the Practical Life. Zanesville Office (740) 453-0703.

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Just another WordPress.com site. Reading and Learning Groups. Our reading group of wonderful grade ones read a story about a farmer called the big sneeze. We decided then to write our own story and this is it! By Kora, Sadie Y, Justice, Chloe and Mrs. Smeltzer. One day at Pleasantdale School. The teachers and students were sleeping because it was so hot. Only a small blue and pink butterfly was awake. Suddenly it landed on Miss McKinnon’s nose. The big sneeze came out and. February 25, 2015. The Pangolin...

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Dried Cherries :: Smeltzer Orchards Co.

Premium Dried Tart Cherries. Milk Chocolate Covered Cherries. Dark Chocolate Covered Cherries. Red Chocolate Covered Cherries. Premium Dried Mixed Fruit. Welcome to Smeltzer Orchards. For over 120 years the Smeltzer name has been rooted in the history of Northwest Michigan. In 1872 William Smeltzer planted one of the first Michigan fruit orchards outside Frankfort, Michigan. During the Holidays and for any Special Occasion, shop Smeltzer's extensive dried fruits collection for some great gift ideas.

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Dried Cherries :: Smeltzer Orchards Co.

Premium Dried Tart Cherries. Milk Chocolate Covered Cherries. Dark Chocolate Covered Cherries. Red Chocolate Covered Cherries. Premium Dried Mixed Fruit. Welcome to Smeltzer Orchards. For over 120 years the Smeltzer name has been rooted in the history of Northwest Michigan. In 1872 William Smeltzer planted one of the first Michigan fruit orchards outside Frankfort, Michigan. During the Holidays and for any Special Occasion, shop Smeltzer's extensive dried fruits collection for some great gift ideas.

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House & Grounds. House & Grounds. The Ann Smeltzer Charitable Trust is a cultural environmental center that exists to enhance/enrich the community through outreach and resources in the arts, music, literature, history, environmental conservation and stewardship, and social justice. Officers of the Trust. Dr Mike Bottorff,.

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A glimpse into the mayhem and follies that accompany this duo as they trudge through work, life, farming, raising a kid (or trying, anyway) and all that it brings! It'll make you laugh, nearly wet your pants and sometimes barf a little in your mouth. Never a dull moment here. Friday, January 25, 2013. The Art of Getting Schooled By a Three Year Old. Actual conversation between myself and my three year old on the way home from work yesterday:. Me: (not so serious tone) "Yes. Yes it is.". 3yo: "But, Mommy!

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Taylor.Erik.Brandon.Autumn.Summer. Thursday, July 16, 2009. Well that sums it up from May to July! From bottom to top. Summer. That's as far as she would go. Taylor way out in the water. She must be a fish because she never got out for me to take a picture. Erik on the boogie board. Brandon with his friend Buddy. Autumn in the sand. Codee on the boogie board. And the day after that) Fun filled week! At my brothers house in Spring Valley Lake. It is like being on vacation there. The kids love it! We dance...

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Painting From Top to Bottom. Since I have been writing about our house projects in the order in which we did them, I will tell you about the next thing we tackled: painting! He was an expert at matching the 1960’s texture with his new texture such that you cannot tell where the old plaster ends and the new plaster begins. I’m picky. Like, real real real picky. (I know it should be ‘really’ but I don’t care.) So if THIS girl is pleased, then you know it’s a job well done. When painting ceilings, you shoul...