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A dog tag that belonged to Fred Jackson, a celebrated World War II veteran and Lexington’s first African American constable, was found by two teens during a park cleanup.
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A good chunk of those contributions came from the PAC of the National Association of Convenience Stores, which is spearheading the outside lobbying campaign.
The two were recently helping clean up debris at Huntertown Community Interpretive Park. They were focused on an area where Fred Jackson used to live.
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