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Wilcox Arcade

Thank you, Boaz Burnett, for playing Fun-E-Ball at Trends N Treasures. Share your prize with Wilcox Arcade to be featured on this page next.

#ArcadeGames #Arcades #Arcade #VideoGames #Gaming #Gamer #SmallBusiness #LocalBusiness #Kentucky

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wilcoxarcade · When Friends Play Fun-E-BallYet another person shared his Fun-E-Ball prize with me via Instagram — and this time, he happened to be one of my “IRL” friends. Boaz Burnett nabbed his very own one-inch bouncy ball while visiting Trends N Treasures on Saturday, April 12th. Even better, because he made me aware of his feat, he entitled himself become the subject of this here article. (Wilcox Arcade WILL put players under the spotlight when summoned on social media.) I met Boaz while attending Murray State University several yea
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Stooryduster

If every adult in the UK spent just £5 per week in their local shops and businesses instead of online, at the supermarket, or with the huge multinationals it would be worth 13 .5 billion going directly back into our #towns. Which means real jobs, better facilities and nicer places to live. Makes you think doesn’t it? #economy #LocalBusiness
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If every adult in the UK spent just £5 per week in their local shops and businesses instead of online, at the supermarket, or with the huge multinationals it would be worth 13 .5 billion going directly back into our towns. Which means real jobs, better facilities and nicer places to live. Makes you think doesn’t it? totallylocally.org
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MountainWitch ⛤:flag_bisexual:

“By running our farm using regenerative agricultural practices, we’re essentially setting up our land as a carbon sink. We actually don’t till our lands. Every time you till your soil, it releases carbon into the atmosphere, destroying the soil structure and increasing the need for artificial fertilizers and pesticides.”

This beer company has the right of it. I really like the beer, too. Persephone out of Gibsons in BC. (named for the famous tug boat of the famous tv show from BC film history)

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www.castanet.netPersephone Brewing enters its second decade, focusing on people, planet and profits—in that order - BC NewsFor some, it’s a welcome watering hole after a day riding the trails. Some drop by for a carton of eggs. Or to buy a book. Others come for the farmers’ market, live music or games night. Beyond brewing award-winning beers, Gibsons' Persephone Brewing Company has been adding reasons to drop by for more than 10 years.
#LandManagement#EthicalGardening#LocalBusiness
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