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A real welcome

By Dulce Arguelles | January 9, 2005 - 12:00am

Visitors usually notice the sign "Welcome Station" hung by the gate. With the grass in the front yard neatly trimmed and bordered by shrubs, the place reminds one of a well-kept bungalow in a metro subdivision. This,...

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