Although
the Evelyn Vellguth Foundation is normally involved in
scholastic scholarships, it decided to make a
contribution to help in the construction of the Hope
House.
"We
have the same goal as the Hope House--helping
people," said Bill Oliver, Evelyn Vellguth
Foundation President. "We made this donation because
we knew Evelyn would have taken up this cause. It is in
her memory and with her love that we attempt to help
those who need assistance."
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Very illuminating article indeed. Seems like the folks at the animal hospital have some business ethics weaknesses! Although, my cynical(time…
I can't tell how this "No Kings" event is any different from your standard Democrat rally.
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
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By The Citizen February 23, 2010
Easy button Return it to long suffering taxpayers including those who have paid huge tabs to educate other people's kids…