- a health food ingredient - he recently ordered, but when he opened the package, he realized it contained about a quart of "cow dung."

He said there was a fake post office box address on the outside of the package, but no other identification or communication inside.

Rowland said he and his wife immediately suspected the package had been sent by Capdevila because of ongoing problems over the constant barking of Capdevila's Great Pyrenees dog.

Instead of approaching Capdevila, Rowland notified Burlington police and the U.S. Postal Service, who asked him to bring the package to them.

During a subsequent investigation, Burlington police determined the package containing the cow dung had been sent to Rowland by a web-based company called poopsenders.com.

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"Neighbors Help Neighbors Age in Place"
Andrew Mollison, President, Wash. Area Villages Exchange
Washington is a national leader in the “aging-in-place” movement. Some 30 senior villages -- more than any other metropolitan area -- are open or in development in DC and its adjacent Maryland and Virginia counties. Andy Mollison, president of Washington Area Villages Exchange, will discuss how and why residents can use nonprofit, member-controlled organizations to help older neighbors continue to live happily, more safely and more comfortably, as long as possible, in the homes and neighborhoods they love.

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