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Newspaper article from: Standard-Speaker (Hazleton, PA) ...Dougherty, Hazleton's city engineer for the...director of public works, which required...277 acres of mine land with dredged material...The people at work at City Hall, they...City Councilman Tom Gabos said Dougherty also...officers," said Gabos while referring ...

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