Putnam County
Woman seeks help to clean up Putnam cemetery
Lawrence Pierce
A Browns Creek woman is organizing a cleanup at the Bowling Pet Cemetery and Teays Valley Memorial Gardens, shown here in October 2012. The owner of the cemetery is overwhelmed with the upkeep the cemetery requires.
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