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Rocher’s Fight For Survival Gets Boost As The Village Seeks U.S. National Park Designation

August 20, 2020|Monroe County Independent
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While a lot of things are shut down, Fort de Chartres remains open for recreational activities for families. One local group, the Les Coureurs des Bois de Fort de Chartres, met for the first time since March. The French history appreciation gtun club met Aug. 9 for a meeting and shoot (following social distancing). The 40-year-old club uses flintlock, muzzle loading guns. Getting ready for target practice are, left to right, first row, Carson Hulsey, Kelley Hulsey, Joseph Kopriva, Jena Kopriva, Kenny Kopriva Bud Hoock and Brenda Hoock; and second row, Myron Dierks, Ned Reily, John Songer, Jeff McCay, Dave Horne and Dujana Tucker. – photo by Ericha Johanning
Rocher's Fight For Survival Gets Boost As

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