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How The STAR came to be

By Art Borjal | July 28, 2011 - 12:00am

 It is mystifying, how images of the distant past can return so vividly, how the hands of time can be rolled back so easily, to as far back as 25 years ago when four adventurous souls planned to go on a journey,...

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