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MONROE, Ore. -- Life moves slowly in Monroe. It is the last community in the nation with a steam-powered sawmill. The sidewalks are gravel. For news, townsfolk go to the Chat-n-Chew diner.
Nonetheless, San Francisco and New York are lagging behind this backwater town in a hugely significant way. It is in a county that has decided to start granting marriage licenses to gay couples who want them.See the full content of this document
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Rural Towns Grapple with Gay Marriage
Some folks here welcome the decision by Benton County's commissioners.
"I'm for it," said Judith Swift, mopping up eggs with cor...See the full content of this document
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