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Farmers seek voice, recognition

Bylaw would alert newcomers

By Matt Gunderson
Globe Correspondent / December 11, 2005

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The abandoned rail bed near Al Horton's bee farm in Dunstable is frequented by bikers and walkers. Years ago, Horton set up an 8-foot-high netting to prevent the insects from flitting from his apiary and stinging people as they careened past during the warm months. (Full article: 787 words)

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