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Steve Coomer: What if power and phone lines were underground Steve Coomer writes: As Larry Mayne imagined in his painting of Burkesville St., what if power and phone lines were underground? --Steve CoomerComments re photo 73381 Columbia at its shining best FM2 busy with people This story was posted on 2017-06-26 06:57:52
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