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Government

“Clerks, treasurers, selectmen, and constables are still a necessary part of our machinery of government, whereas fence sealers, tithingmen, wardens, deer reeves, leather sealers, surveyors of lumber, haywards, pound keepers, hog reeves and cullers of fish have ceased to have meaning…”
– Jasper Stahl, The History of Broad Bay, Vol. 1, 1956

Karen-Ann Hagar-Smith
“So, it’s weird I have so much hope.”

Karen-Ann Hagar-Smith

March 10, 2022

My father committed suicide when I was 12 and between that day until I turned 24, I was a broken little girl who was very angry.  

My … Continue reading about Karen-Ann Hagar-Smith

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