Wood County AIDS Task Force
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The Wood County AIDS Task Force is comprised of many community members and organizations working together to ensure culturally competent, comprehensive HIV/AIDS services for Wood County residents.
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A GOOD dog obedience class in BG
I am looking for a GOOD dog obedience class here in BG. I am currently in one now and I think it stinks!! Its a six week cores and just in to the first class at the fair gounds. This man that teaches...
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Started: October 12th 2005Replies: 1
Computer Recycling
Computers for Charity is a local non-profit that takes donations of and recycles computer equipment. We refurbish these systems and provide them to families that may not otherwise be able to afford a...
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Started: May 30th 2009Replies: 0
Looking for youth program
I am looking for a youth program for my daughter. She is a third grader. We are looking for a social or art group. We were closed out of girl scouts because her schools group was too large(she is very...
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Started: October 15th 2004Replies: 2
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- Open Unused Credit Cards - Close Them or Use Them?
Is that inactive credit card hurting your credit? Will the credit card company close your account?- First Time Home Buyer Programs - Arizona
The Arizona Housing Finance Authority assistance for first time and low income prospective home buyers.- Can my HOA Restrict the Usage of its facilities?
If your public facilities are important to your everyday life, and they have been taken away, it is within your rights as a home- Foreclosed Homes Mean Big Discounts
Foreclosed houses are selling for about 15 to 20 percent less than comparable homes in the same neighborhood.
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