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The MUSTARD SEED MARKET

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The High Country's Trendsetters
an AVEDA concept salon

215 Boone Heights Drive
Boone, NC 28607
(828) 264-8181
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Think Snow!
Camp Broadstone is currently booking organized groups for ski season. We offer 2-3 night packages that include lodging and meals. Our facility is located minutes from all the High Country ski and tubing resorts. Click below or call 828-963-4640 for more information
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Building a green home?
Using structural insulated panels will cut your home's energy costs by 40 to 60 percent. They're more than twice as strong as conventional construction, and they go up in half the time. Let Highland Homes of NC, Inc. be your Energy Star home builder. 828-260-5815
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Aho-Sorrento , NC
At the corner of Sorrento Dr. and Friendship Church Rd.
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National Weather Map for November 20, 2009

Clear skies and chilly temperatures are ahead tonight as high pressure remains dominant. Saturday features more dry weather ahead of our next Gulf storm, destined to bring rain back to the state by Sunday.