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Lou Dobbs’ 283-acre NJ farm asks $6M — where the late anchor hosted his storied July 4th parties

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Hickory Hollow Farm hosted those all-day celebrations, where media stars and political consultants mixed with locals and newsroom staff.

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Lou Dobbs’ 283-acre NJ farm asks $6M — where the late anchor hosted his storied July 4th parties

Hickory Hollow Farm hosted those all-day celebrations, where media stars and political consultants mixed with locals and newsroom staff.

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