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Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Thursday, September 3 2009. Left to right: Paul Mancina, Mary Lamb, Jeff Lamb, J-Dee Gramlich, Judy Lamb, John Lamb.
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Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Thursday, September 3 2009. Left to right: Paul Mancina, Mary Lamb, Jeff Lamb, J-Dee Gramlich, Judy Lamb, John Lamb.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Paul Mancina stnads by a sign on the entry to his familiy's property, Thursday, September 3 2009.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Left to right, John Lamb, Judy Mancina Lamb, Paul Mancina, Thursday, September 3 2009.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Paul Mancina stnads by a sign on the entry to his familiy's property, Thursday, September 3 2009.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Left to right, John Lamb, Judy Mancina Lamb, Paul Mancina, Thursday, September 3 2009.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Left to right, John Lamb, Judy Mancina Lamb, Paul Mancina, Thursday, September 3 2009.
Scofield - People who have owned property and houses along the shores of the Scofield Reservoir for over 50 years are now being told by the federal government that they don't really own those places and must leave. The Mancina family could lose the cabin that's been in their family for over fifty years. Judy Mancina Lamb, Thursday, September 3 2009.