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Ag Society stalwart named Granite Belt’s top citizen

Paula Boatfield was named this year's Granite Belt Citizen of the Year. (Jeremy Cook: 530805)
By Jeremy Cook

Paula Boatfield fought back tears after being named the Granite Belt’s Citizen of the Year in blistering 36 degree heat […]

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