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Time to dig dahlias, plant bulbs
We've had some pretty crazy weather this year, but nothing as bad as much of the rest of our country has endured. Our West Coast had a record number of days when the temperature was over 100, the central states had widespread drought with crop losses...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Hobbies, Lifestyle and Leisure, Gardening, New York City
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Nailing down the truth about shingles
County coronerAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about one out of every three people in the United States will develop shingles, or herpes zoster. While the risk of this disease is greatest in the elderly population, anyone who has had...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Health Treatments, Viral Diseases and Infections, Skin Rash, Leukemia
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Town will pay big bucks to get rid of pesky birds
A town is having bird problems. Altavista residents say they're tired of all the vultures. So the town has come up with a plan to get rid of the buzzards once and for all. Every day Altavista police are using flare pistols to scare away the vultures....
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Tornado confirmed in Jarrettsville
The National Weather Service has confirmed that a tornado touched down, damaging several homes and sending a gazebo up onto a roof, in Jarrettsville during the storms that passed through the Baltimore metro area Friday evening. "An EF-0 tornado with...Tags: Baltimore Weather, Building Material, Sports, Politics, National Government
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Improper dumpers will face fee in Brown County
swaltman@aberdeennews.comFolks who leave items not allowed at two Brown County Landfill drop sites will soon have to fork over $100 or more. At their Tuesday meeting, Brown County commissioners discussed imposing an administrative fee on offenders at the fairgrounds and South...Tags: Punishment, Juvenile Delinquency, Highway Transportation, Fines
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Nonprofit gives local veteran new roof
Fox 5 San Diego ReporterCARLSBAD, Calif. - A local group is giving a veteran a new roof and others a chance to get back to work. Walter “Mitch” Ritter is a former US Navy Hospital Corpsman and fell on hard times after retiring from the military, causing his home...Tags: Employment Opportunities, New Products
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Travelers Asbestos Case Remains At Center Of U.S. Senate Race Between Scott Brown, Elizabeth Warren
The Hartford CourantA major Connecticut insurance company continues to be a political lightning rod in one of the nation's most closely watched U.S. Senate races — the one in Massachusetts. Television advertisements for both candidates, incumbent Republican Scott...Tags: Trials, Companies and Corporations, Diseases and Illnesses, Environmental Issues, Politics
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Council hears solar panel review
The visual impact of solar panels can be minimized, according to a report presented by the Environmental Sustainability Committee reported at the Oct. 2 City Council meeting. The committee, tasked by the council to research the availability of...Tags: Renewable Energy, Building Material, Architecture, Environmental Issues, Arts and Culture
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Louise Erdrich seeks justice
Literary Editor"Small trees had attacked my parents' house at the foundation,” begins “The Round House,” Louise Erdrich's wise and suspenseful new novel. Bazil and Joe, a tribal judge and his 13-year-old son, work to pry loose the stalky shoots...Tags: Literature, Pulitzer Prize Awards, Fiction, Arts and Culture, Crime, Law and Justice
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Springs Folk Festival celebrating 55 years
In the mid-1950s, Dr. Alta Schrock, college professor and former Grantsville, Md. and Springs resident, was sharing her dream with a guest in her Goshen, Ind. residence. "Why not organize an annual Springs Homecoming and Folk Festival?" she said....
Tags: Apples, Festive Events, Music, Newspaper and Magazine, Arts and Culture
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Springs Folk Festival - history brought to life
Daily American CorrespondentAs you yawn in history class wishing this could be more exciting, you're carried off into a dream. A man in a deerskin suit stands right up from the page of the book. He aims his muzzle loader. "BANG!" Smoke rises above the pioneer's head. He explains how...Tags: Festive Events, Music, Folk (genre), Ron Paul, Entertainment
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Building permits: Oct. 2
Don Moffenbier, 1707 Fourth Ave. S.E., interior renovation, $500. Jeffrey Walth, 38380 Highway 12W, 24-by-30 addition to steel building, $4,000. Jason Jorgenson, 1125 S. Roosevelt St., reshingle house, $8,500. Avera St. Luke's, 1002 N. Jay St., Add...
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