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WESTMINSTER (AP) - Mary Clark and her husband, Barry, have both lived the city life and now call a farm near Westminster home, which they share with 19 alpacas, three llamas, four barn cats, three house cats and two dogs. The Clarks said goodbye to their hectic urban life 18 months ago when Mary quit being a counselor at the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the family left a Kensington-area home to breed and raise alpacas in rural Carroll County. Barry still works four days a week at the Department of Energy in Germantown but the rest of the week includes cleaning the barn, feeding and talking to the...
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