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- Ballard was settled by Scandinavians in the late 19th-century. While we weren't part of the original migration, we've lived here a long time and still like it.
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- Friday cat: More demonic possession
- New library
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- Desert Interlude: I.V. Restaurant
- Desert Interlude: Salton Sea
- Desert Interlude: Hidden Lake
- Desert Interlude: Borko B. Djordjevic, Humanitarian
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