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Home130520Drought not forgotten

Drought not forgotten

May 13, 2020 tcwadmin 130520, Local News
Craig and Renee Dennert and the wonderful community of Portland and surrounding areas have been working hard over the past 15 months on the Fill the Truck Portland Drought Relief project. A big delivery of fodder was transported to Cobar last week to be shared among some very grateful local farmers.
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