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I ran across this article out of a paper in Rome Georgia. It essentially talks about private groups working to raise funds and volunteers to help maintain community cemeteries.
It looks as though an “Adopt-a-Cemetery” program is in the works. How many cemeteries in your neck of the woods are unmaintained, or close to it?
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