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A Look into Libertyville

Maria Thames, Staff Writer
February 8, 2016
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With its charming streets and locally-owned shops, Libertyville is an inviting place for anyone to live in and/or visit. The following photos are a small depiction of what Libertyville is made up of: the popular, more-known areas, and the little things, details that not everyone may see.
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