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Legally destroyed an area 6 times the size of new yorks central park. On the forest is only preserved around the village. Beyond that, everything has been destroyed. Must feel like businesses are driving whole tribes out of the forest they live and there is no rule of law. Only the law of the jungle. Those guys are very connected, they can france and the 2nd part us. So we need to be more careful the forest is destroyed primarily to make way for a legal grazing land for cattle raised for meat an...

Forest is only preserved around the village. Beyond that everything has been destroyed. Must feel like businesses are driving whole tribes out of the forest. They live and there is no rule of law. Only the law of the jungle. Those guys are very connect as they can present in a 2nd harm us. So we need to be more careful the forest is destroyed primarily to make way for a legal grazing land for cattle raised for meat and leather. For example, these commodities reach the world market via convoluted...

Only preserved around the village. Beyond that, everything has been destroyed. Must feel like businesses are driving whole tribes out of the forest and stay live. And theres no rule of law, only the law of the jungle. Those guys are very connected, they can france and the 2nd part us so needs to be more careful the forest is destroyed primarily to make way for a legal grazing land for cattle raised for meat and leather. For example, these commodities reach the world market via convoluted supply ...

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Bury the body. The incident happened this fall in the fall and the fall hearing it scheduled for 45 this morning. And father ofyearold boy who brought a loaded gun to school earlier this month and Security Guard molton Elementary School found the handgun after checking the childs backpack. And Prince George county police are arresting an adelphi man accused of making targeting a local high school. Aim he threatened to bring gs and sxloss to high points. The 20yearold is alum of that high school ...

Twenty-three artists will open their studios during the 33rd annual Artist’s Studio Tour Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Many of the studios also include guest artists, meaning the tour actually includes 66 island artists. The Journal connected with four of these guest artists, each long time islanders: Amanda Azous at Kristen Reitz-Green’s studio, Daniel Finn at Susan Williams Roseblade’s studio, Jim Nollman at Gretchen Allison’s studio and Lyn...

Oak Bay police investigate arson after furniture dumped near boat launch

Oak Bay police investigate arson after furniture dumped near boat launch