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New restaurant, new taste for Auburn |
AUBURN — Other restaurants have come and gone in the high-profile spot downtown, but two Nepalese businessmen are introducing food that corner hasn’t seen yet.
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WWF Partners in New 5-Year Program to Help Restore Nepal’s Forests and Combat Climate Impacts |
Melting glaciers, forest fires, floods and landslides threaten Nepal’s people and wildlife (PRWeb November 10, 2011) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/WWF/Nepal/prweb8956594.htm
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Favorite Designers: David McLay Kidd |
Editor’s Note: In each month of 2011 Cybergolf correspondent Tony Dear will cover his favorite course designers and explain why he rates them so highly. Now up: David McLay Kidd.
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