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Ferron residents speak concerns over Millsite Golf Course sale

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FERRON – Residents raised several questions about the sale of Millsite Golf Course during the Ferron City Council meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Much of the discussion focused on how the city will choose a buyer, whether local buyers will receive consideration and water availability.

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