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The Franklin County Recovery Center offers a compassionate environment where individuals can find the support they need to maintain sobriety. Stepping into our center, you’ll encounter a warm, non-judgmental space prioritizing understanding and healing. Our team is committed to providing tailored resources and programs

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dailybulldog.com > announcements > sci-fi-week-at-the-farmington-public-library-sept-7-12

Sci-Fi Week at the Farmington Public Library Sept. 7 - 12

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (266+ words) FARMINGTON — From September 7th through September 12th, the Farmington Public Library will celebrate all things science fiction with a week of activities for sci-fi fans of all ages. Throughout the week, community members are invited to participate in a Sci-Fi Writing Challenge…...

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dailybulldog.com > happenings > the-thursday-island-reading-series-kicks-off-its-fall-season-with-erica-kents-coming-of-age-novel-black-dog-on-thursday-september-17-at-6pm-at-twice-sold-tales

The Thursday Island Reading Series Kicks Off Its Fall Season with Erica Kent’s Coming-of-Age novel Black Dog on Thursday, September 17 at 6pm at Twice Sold Tales

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (334+ words) dailybulldog.com “Black Dog is a stone-cold miracle,” writes Steve Almond. In it, readers journey through the turbulent landscapes of adolescence, loss, and the blurry lines between reality and dream. It’s 1980, and eleven-year-old Jessica Ryder wakes up to discover that…...