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See larger Before the last piece of Valentine candy is gone, all things green are stocked on the shelves at Wal-mart on SR 951. St. Patrick's Day items are anything dyed or painted Blarney Green, including light up ties, shamrock earrings and green beads.

Arlene Colcombe / Special to ETC

Before the last piece of Valentine candy is gone, all things green are stocked on the shelves at Wal-mart on SR 951. St. Patrick's Day items are anything dyed or painted Blarney Green, including light up ties, shamrock earrings and green beads.

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