Stillwater's orange revolution
The color is everywhere in town — on construction signs
STILLWATER — Jenny Daffern spent a sunny Wednesday afternoon walking her two dogs around Stillwater, where she has lived for 13 years. She didn't have to go far to notice things are different.
"The construction has gotten out of hand,” she said. "It's sad seeing all of the landmarks and the old families leave. I understand it's got to happen but at the same time, it's sad to see.
"Th...
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