When Andrew Gunn of Dayton moved into his house nearly sixty years ago it was practically in the country, located about a hundred yards from a two-lane highway. He used to walk across the highway on Saturdays and Sundays to a service station where he met his buddies and they drank beer, ate BBQ and played dominoes.
Now that former two-lane highway is a four-lane thoroughfare and Andy ...
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