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CHARLES DWIGHT SAXTON/UP DATE Charles Saxton was a prominent lawyer and died in Broomfield, Colorado, May 31, 2023. His remains were taken to a funeral home at 7290 W. 119 Place in Broomfield. The Funeral home and Coroner would not … Continue reading →
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Northern Light: 1974 From Facebook: “Minnesota,” this mostly-forgotten, Beach-Boys-in-flannel-shirts tribute to the North Star State debuted at number 98 on Billboard’s Hot 100 on May 10, 1975. It stayed on the national charts for five weeks, getting as high as … Continue reading →
CHARLES DWIGHT SAXTON He was born in Omaha,Nebraska in 1944. Died in 2023. He attended Monroe Elementary, Monroe Junior High, Omaha Benson High 1961. Attended Omaha University and graduated in 1965. He then went to Law School at the University … Continue reading →
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