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PUNGENT STENCH
Masters of Moral - Servants to Sin
Nuclear Blast
Adding the scum to Dominus vobi . . . , Pungent Stench's Masters of Moral-Servants of Sin comes at a good time for all lapsed Catholics smirking over the clergy's new old image as retirement community for child molesters. Not that band members planned it that way; they've been blaspheming the Holy See with over-the-top vulgarity, black humor, and minor variations in death meta...
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'Inmates' say goodbye to Brethren's Home The original brick buildings that were once a foundation for Darke County's largest retirement community will be razed later this year.
Dayton Daily News
; GREENVILLE -- Sylvia Utz's memories of the old "Brethren's Home" go back 100 years to basket dinners brought in by Brethren churches. The churches invited the home's residents -- at that time called "inmates" -- to join them for the meal. Now 107, Mrs. Utz is the oldest resident of Darke County's
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New Orleans' developer plans 4,400-acre retirement community near Biloxi
The Mississippi Business Journal
; BILOXI -- A New Orleans developer is negotiating with International Paper Co. for purchase of 4,400 acres north of Biloxi for development of a $100-million retirement community aimed at attracting military and other retirees. Jim Livingston, a retired major general with the U.S. Marine Corps, is
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Catholic Charities of Harrisburg, Pa., Plans Retirement Community.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By John Luciew, The Patriot-News, Harrisburg, Pa. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jun. 19--Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Harrisburg ... hopes to have an answer. To see more of The Patriot-News, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http ...
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Having second thoughts about retirement community
Daily Breeze
; Having second thoughts about retirement community Q: My wife and I sold our home in Torrance and moved to a retirement community. We were thoughtful about our decision. However, I am realizing that I have little in common with the people who live here. They eat early, sleep early and many are less
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CEO of Richmond, Va., Retirement Community Enjoys Mission of Service.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By John Reid Blackwell, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Aug. 12--Donald D. Lecky admits that keeping pace with his customers can sometimes tire him out. It isn't that the residents of ...
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Quarryville retirement community dedicates renovated, expanded facility
Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; The dust has settled, the saws have stopped buzzing and everything is business as usual at Quarryville Presbyterian Retirement Community. After several years of planning and construction, the newly renovated and expanded retirement facility was officially dedicated May 17 when Francis Fawley, a
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POINT HARBOR PLANS WORRY NEIGHBORS PROPOSED RETIREMENT COMMUNITY'S DETRACTORS WARY OF DOUBLING POPULATION.(LOCAL)
The Virginian Pilot
; James Malco and his neighbors aren't happy about a proposal to build a 104-unit development for retirees that would just about double the population here. Malco says he can deal with an upscale subdivision or a quiet business going in beside his old family farm. But a retirement community as
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FINDING 'BLISS' IN A CONTINUING-CARE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY
The Boston Globe
; This is the first of several articles on retirement communities. LEXINGTON - Once his skis, poles and other North Country gear were deposited in the lobby of the new retirement community known as "Brookhaven," Burt Stuart could spare a few moments to chat before heading for New Hampshire. "This is
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How to find the right retirement community; Five Things to Keep in Mind While Looking
Chicago Sun-Times
; Hunting for a retirement community you'll feel comfortable in? Here are five tips for smart shopping. - Once you have your choices narrowed down, contact the retirement communities you are considering and ask for more information. The management of the retirement community probably will send you a
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Augusta, Ga., Businessman Seeks Advice on Retirement Community Plan.
Augusta Chronicle (Augusta, GA)
; ... with downtown retailers for food and entertainment. To see more of The Augusta Chronicle, or to subscribe to the newspaper, go to http://augustachronicle.com/ (c) 2004, The Augusta Chronicle, Ga. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News.
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