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MCT starts commemorative tree, bench program for trails The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail PONTOON BEACH — Madison County Transit has launched the MCT Trails Commemorative Tree & Bench Program. The new program provides way for residents and trail users to purchase a tree or bench to be placed along an MCT trail to honor a loved one, or recognize an organization, civic group or business. The MCT trail system includes nine major trails spanning 137 miles, ranging from trails through old-growth forest and unsurpassed views of the Mississippi River, to urban trails connecting parks to outside a...

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Living space: 5,612 Garage: Two-car, attached Highlights: Situated on the sought-after Rust Way cul-de-sac off Jerusalem Road, this Cohasset home offers a unique and extraordinary design where each room naturally conveys itself to the next. A gracious, circular foyer hosts a succession of entryways that lead to several lovely living spaces that include a spacious, fireplaced great room; a handsome, fireplaced study; and a sunny living room that opens to a large flagstone patio. The delightful formal dining room is open to both the living room and the state-of-the-art kitchen in a flow of spac...

TYRINGHAM — Soldier, adventurer, diplomat, international civil servant, peacemaker, writer, painter — and the personification of a courteous and kindly Englishman of the old school, Brian Urquhart lived out his final years in Tyringham with his wife Sidney, his extended nearby family and his devoted old corgi Archie. It was not until late in life that this remarkable and heroic man — among many other distinctions, he was the inventor of the blue helmet-wearing U.N. Peacekeeping Force — decided that he should become an American. He had lived in this country since the end of...

TYRINGHAM — Soldier, adventurer, diplomat, international civil servant, peacemaker, writer, painter — and the personification of a courteous and kindly Englishman of the old school, Brian Urquhart lived out his final years in Tyringham with his wife Sidney, his extended nearby family and his devoted old corgi Archie. It was not until late in life that this remarkable and heroic man — among many other distinctions, he was the inventor of the blue helmet-wearing U.N. Peacekeeping Force — decided that he should become an American. He had lived in this country since the end of...