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Week 33: 1 Chronicles 25-28; 2 Chronicles 1-24; Chronicles: Concluding the Old Testament
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Pioneer Home Resident publishes book chronicling experiences caring for wife with Alzheimer’s
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Governor says power to require masks lies with local authorities
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