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Thomas and Linda Buckland of Fayetteville will celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary on Friday, Feb. 24.
The couple was married at Pearisburg, Va.
Linda Buckland is the daughter of the late Bazzell and Helen Dickenson.
Thomas Buckland is the son of the late Ray and Lucille Buckland.
The couple has two children, Angie Waters from Oak Hill and Tommy Ray from Edmond, and four grandchildren.
Linda Buckland will also be celebrating her birthday Friday, Feb. 24.
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Bucklands to celebrate 45th wedding anniversary
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‘Irregularities’ discovered in county’s testing
Three “irregularities” were reported when Fayette County Schools students took their WESTEST assessment last week, according to the Fayette County Board of Education. None of the incidents involved cheating per se, but rather posting pictures of test materials on Facebook.
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Fayette arraignments begin today
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Tax-exempt status still possibility for Scouts
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Ranger remembered by colleague
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4-H program alive and well in Fayette County
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Congress
As you know if you pay attention to national affairs, the United States faces a perfect fiscal storm at the end of this year. A confluence of deadlines and policy triggers unlike anything I can remember in a half-century of public life will produce massive budget cuts and serious tax increases amounting to a 3.5 percent hit on the nation’s Gross Domestic Product.
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