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Columbus, Neb., teen travels to race her horses
COLUMBUS, Neb. (AP) - Like any high school student enjoying their summer break, Cheyenne Jenkinson is not hotly anticipating the start of the school year. Unlike other high school students, she may have a legitimate excuse - balancing being a student...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Travel, Students, Teaching and Learning
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Rodeo tradition continues for South Dakota family
Pro steer wrestler Casey Cronin grew up in the rodeo business. “My dad (Monty) was a bulldogger and my mom (Nancy) was a barrel racer,” Cronin said. “So we've been loading up the trailer, jumping in the pickup and going to rodeos for as long as I can...Tags: Livestock Farming, Wrestling, South Dakota State University, Sports, Rodeo
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Northland mosquitos carry fatal disease: Eastern equine encephalitis
BRIMSON, Minn. - Vince Nelson placed a net full of mosquitos into a cooler, closed the lid and checked off on his clipboard exactly where they came from. It was one of dozens of batches of bugs he has collected in the north woods this summer and...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Diseases and Illnesses, Viral Diseases and Infections, Symptoms, Demographics
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Brown County Fair show meant for horsing around
Horseback riders readied at the rails and began charging toward adults holding foam cups filled with bright orange Kool-Aid. The kids had to reach down for the cup, chug the drink, then race back to the other end of the arena. The Kool-Aid race, part of...Tags: Marshmallows, Groton
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Mailbag: Muslim column increases understanding
I just wanted you to know how much I enjoy reading Mona Shadia's weekly column in the Daily Pilot. I grew up here in Southern California and had never spent much time with people from the Middle East, or people of the Muslin faith. After 9/11, my...Tags: Orange County Register, Dog (animal), Islam, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Religion and Belief
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Nancy R. Frenkil
Nancy R. Frenkil, a horsewoman and avid gardener who enjoyed entertaining family and friends, died Saturday of cancer at Nancy Lee Farms, her Worthington Valley home.
Mrs. Frenkil was 75.
The daughter of a carpenter/home builder and a homemaker, Nancy...Tags: Wildlife, Colleges and Universities, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Randallstown, Maryland Zoo Baltimore
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East Bethel, Minn., horse breeder can no longer keep horses on his farm
An East Bethel, Minn., horse breeder faced with more than 30 counts of animal mistreatment is no longer allowed to keep horses on his farm. The East Bethel City Council recently denied a request from Lowell Friday to renew the interim use permit... -
Dairy Focus: Drought impacts feed costs and quality
My generation remembers hearing about the Dirty '30s from our elders, and now I tell my young colleagues about the Dirty '80s. Are we heading into another major drought period? Looking at the updated U.S. Drought Monitor website, drought has its grip on...Tags: Weather, Droughts, Weather Reports, Environmental Issues, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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66-acre horse farm makes Baltimore region list of Top 10 sales for May
Looking for a cozy place that has space to raise a few horses, some greener pastures and an Olympic-size indoor training arena to call all yours? Well, you just missed your chance. The Creig Northrop Team sold a 66-acre property in the 16000 block of...
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Chincoteague pony swim a dream come true
— As the herd of wild ponies emerged on the horizon Wednesday morning, Robin Dodge looked across the water to see her childhood fantasy come true. More than 145 horses were poised at the Assateague Channel for the annual 75-yard swim, a tradition...
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Kay brothers purchased Minnesota farm in 1912
OKABENA -- Except for a short stint away for advanced schooling, Vernon Kay hasn't ventured too far from Alba Township, Jackson County. He was born Feb. 21, 1917, on the family's Century Farm there -- making him now 95 years old -- and Vernon plans to...Tags: Dance, Farms, Entertainment, Entertainment Events, World War I (1914-1918)
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Ownership inspection required for all West River livestock
PIERRE - Drought in western South Dakota has accelerated fall cattle sales, and the state Brand Board reminds livestock producers that ownership inspections of cattle, horses and mules are required before their sale, slaughter or removal from the...Tags: Shipping Service
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