'Farming is his life' Publique Deposited
A year ago, Grant Weston lost his hands, but not his will
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By Chris Rosenblumcrosenbl@centredailiy.comUNION TOWNSHIP -- On a clear November day, near woods flecked in crimson and gold, Grant Weston stood and watched his hands burn. For three hours he stood alone in the field, his arms trapped in a corn picker. Only the crows heard his screams.
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