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I, TCMemoire, the creator and main contributor to this article, deleted the TSHA source included in this article. Due to a mixture of my own accidental carelessness and the fact that I am new to Wikipedia, I didn't realize that I was in violation of the TSHA copyright by contributing the information. Once I realized this, I quickly deleted the copyrighted material and reference. This material consisted of all of the history, one sentence in the introduction, and one sentence in the geography section. The article can still survive as a smaller stub; it is listed as a populated place by the GNIS, which is a reliable source (a governmental agency site). That is why I did not mark the article for deletion; Wikipedia states that if an article can survive as a stub, it can remain undeleted. I am very sorry for my mistake! If, for some reason, the material can be found through another source or copyright permission can be obtained from the TSHA, feel free to reinstall the history section or revert my edit. TCMemoire (talk) 16:51, 19 August 2013 (UTC)Reply
