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Lost Labs of Star Valley remain a mystery

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

When Lindsey Ross tied up Marley, a lab-border collie mix, under the shade of a tree with a bowl full of water at the Sheep Gulch boating takeout, she had no idea she would not see her beloved one-year old pup again.Marley, who looked like a young black lab but with a few spots of white on her paw and under her neck, was left next to Ross’ SUV, which she often crawled under to sleep while her human went kayaking....
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