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There are those of us who help — and those who live to help. Larissa MacFarquhar’s extraordinary book explores the […] ...

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Diamonds to Dr. Edwards Memorial Congregational Church in Edwardsville for again hosting their St. David’s Tea this week, an event that celebrates the church’s rich Welsh heritage and brings together ...

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