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85 Kitchen counters?
87 … about attending a funeral?
93 Watchdog org., in two senses?
94 Occupant of a 52-Across
95 Stein relative
96 … about an insomniac?
100 Optimistic
101 Floor
103 Wide shoe spec
104 U.S.N. rank
105 Marked, as a ballot
107 Cap-and-trade org.
110 Basis of a political scandal, maybe
113 They lose their heads over time
114 Promising exchange
115 Really tiny
116 … about Pablo Escobar?
121 Manual component
122 Longtime “All My Children” role
123 Turn on
124 ____ Park (Chicago neighborhood
once home to Obama)
125 Most geeky
126 Yak, yak, yak
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H.I.V. research org.
Foot bones
Only U.S. state motto in Spanish
Hall-of-Fame slugger Johnny
Chemical suffix
Liszt wrote three for piano
Kind of heart valve
Tool for a duel
____ Lingus
What may follow a breakdown
____-Magnon
Tourist destination SSE of Delhi
Amalfi Coast city
14 Breaks up
15 Cross with a loop
16 Stephen King novel with a pyrokinetic
character
17 Hill in Hill hearings
18 Change to all zeros, say
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23 “This means ____!”
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32 Fed. lending agency
33 Where your roots are
37 Kind of watch
39 Standoffish
40 Heraldic border
41 Cereal used in party mix
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raising 10 more,” per George Bernard
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52 Pioneer Day celebrant
56 Address of the Boss’s band
59 ____ Victor
60 Sides of a quadrangle, maybe
61 “____ not!”
62 High dudgeon
63 Nasty ____ (rap nickname)
65 Shade of green
67 ____ Johnson, former mayor of London
68 “Well, you’ve dazzled me!”
69 Commend
70 It has three feet
71 Range that’s home to the Mark Twain
National Forest
72 “Buh-bye!”
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Didn’t budge
Thrice, in Rx’s
“Huh”-inducing, say
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Small songbird
Sailing ropes
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Really tiny
Deli fixture
Over yonder
First N.F.L. QB to pass for 5,000 yards in a
season
Cathedral-music maker
Best hand value in baccarat
Double feature about the Arctic Ocean?
Kardashian matriarch
“____ sow, so shall …”
French for “square”
Museumgoer, e.g.
Upholstery problem
Sealy rival
Some Korean-made TVs
City hard hit by the Zika virus
Didn’t play in the game
Actor who was lionized in the 1930s?
… about the search for extraterrestrial
life?
Chump change
Mustang rival
Unfair treatment, with “the”
… about baseball-size hail?
First home?
Like a neat freak
Suffix with project
Actress Amanda of “Togetherness”
Additional, in adspeak
Got room service
Dope
Forget to carry the one, e.g.
… about Lee Harvey Oswald not being
the lone gunman?
When doubled, something to beat
Bow
Bandleader who popularized the conga
line
Like much of Namibia
“Within ____ a hell”: Shak.
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92 In due course
94 Blight
97 One of the Wayans brothers
98 Old-fashioned stage direction
99 Candy man
101 Electricity-eschewing group
102 Swift, in a way
106 Nickname for baseball’s Dwight Gooden
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111 Info for a dating profile
112 Ado
113 Drag queen’s collection
114 “____ Plenty o’ Nuttin’” (“Porgy and
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117 Condition for a neat freak, in brief
118 Thor Heyerdahl craft
119 1950s pol
120 Body with many arms, for short
Help put a slide in McClure Park Find ArtSations in Long Beach
ASTORIA — Fort George
Brewery’s next Last Tues-
day Benefit Night event is
set for Tuesday, July 26.
Presented by the brew-
ery and Friends of McClure
Park, this month’s event
will support the initiative
to purchase and install a
30-foot hillside slide in
McClure Park.
All are invited to the
upstairs Fort George pub
for an evening of food,
beverages, a silent auction
and fun. From 4:30 to 9
p.m., all profits from sales
in the upstairs pub will
be donated to Friends of
McClure Park.
Donations may also
be made at the Friends of
McClure Park’s GoFund-
Me site: gofundme.com/
onc88g
Friends of McClure Park
is a nonprofit composed of
about 40 residents working
to restore the park to its
former glory. McClure Park
is located at Eighth Street
and Franklin Avenue.
For more information
about Friends of McClure
Park, the progress on the
hillside slide project and
all other efforts for the
park, contact Dave McEl-
roy at 503-298-8987 or
macjake@aol.com or find
Friends of McClure Park
on Facebook.
Fort George’s monthly
Benefit Night was set up as
a way to help raise money
for local nonprofits. Fort
George Brewery is located
at 1483 Duane St.
LONG BEACH, Wash. — The
Peninsula Arts Association
will hold a summer art event,
ArtSations, Friday and Satur-
day, July 22 and 23.
Members will have a va-
riety of art for sale, including
paintings, jewelry, photogra-
phy, pottery and more. Free
painting activities for children
of all ages will be available
on Saturday from 11 a.m. to
3 p.m.
Join the fun at the Long
Beach Depot building and the
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Dennis Company. ArtSations
will be open from 10 a.m. to
7 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday.
PAA was established in
1970 when a group of artis-
tically-minded people came
together on the Long Beach
Peninsula. The group aims
to encourage, support and
promote creative expression
by individuals, groups and the
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close to 100 members.
PAA encourages and
supports involvement of
youth in the arts, providing
art boxes with lesson plans
and supplies each year in the
Naselle-Grays River School
District and Long Beach
and Ocean Park Elementary
schools. A scholarship for a
graduating senior from these
school districts is awarded
each year to a student desir-
ing to pursue an arts educa-
tion. A portion of all sales
by members at the PAA art
events goes to support these
programs.