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Looking Forward To Better Days…

On the coldest day of the year (so far), Bill Glockler, Town of Middlefield, sent out this view and a dozen others under the title, "Looking Forward To Better Days..." Thanks,Bill, and there's good news: Dec. 21, only three days from now, is the shortest day of the year. Things will be getting better.
On the coldest day of the year (so far), Bill Glockler, Town of Middlefield, sent out this view and a dozen others under the title, “Looking Forward To Better Days…” Thanks,Bill, and there’s good news: Dec. 21, only three days from now, is the shortest day of the year. Things WILL be getting better!

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