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Telford Aviation to open office at Aberdeen Proving Ground
Telford Aviation, Inc., a division of ACC Holding, Inc., has executed a lease with St. John Properties, Inc. for 11,160 square feet at The Government and Technology Enterprise, also known as The GATE, project, a 416-acre business community within Aberdeen...Tags: Louisiana, Politics, Elections, Companies and Corporations, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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Edward E. Chidester, 53, formerly of Confluence
Edward E. Chidester, 53, of Alamo Road, Carrolltown, Ohio, formerly of Confluence, died July 7, 2011, unexpectedly at his residence. Born Sept. 11, 1958. Preceded in death by parents Charles and Clara (Mates) Chidester. Also stepfather Charles Smith;...Tags: Ohio, Maryland
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Mailbag: Watch out for the street sweeper change
Having lived as a renter in Corona del Mar for six years, I have been accustomed to waiting for the Tuesday, Wednesday street sweeper to pass by and then move my car to the opposite side of Fourth Avenue. This is what happened on Wednesday, June 29. I,...Tags: Planned Parenthood, Elections, Local Government, Judges, Media Industry
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Rescued pilot recounts his 18 hours in Lake Huron
SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — A pilot who treaded water and swam without a life jacket for 18 hours after his small plane crashed into Lake Huron says a number of boats passed him by but couldn't hear his cries for help.
Michael Trapp told reporters...Tags: Michigan
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Edward E. Chidester, 53, formerly of Confluence
Edward E. Chidester, 53, of Alamo Road, Carrolltown, Ohio, formerly of Confluence, Pa., died July 7, 2011, unexpectedly at his new residence. Born Sept. 11, 1958. Preceded in death by parents Charles and Clara (Mates) Chidester. Also stepfather Charles...Tags: Ohio, Maryland
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Spicing up your summer travels
MIDDLETON, Wis. – National Mustard Day is Aug. 6, and thousands of people will show up in this cute city to celebrate all things mustard. Everyone from fanatical mustard freaks to fun-loving families looking for something unusual to do will show up....Tags: Chicago Hotels, Madison (Dane, Wisconsin), Bill Daley, Boston Red Sox, Mustard
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A playboy of rhythm
Appearing Sunday for the first time at the Yelduz Shrine will be Ryan Herman of the Rhythm Playboys of Osseo, Wis. The Rhythm Playboys were named the 2009 Wisconsin Polka Music Band of the Year. Herman will perform a variety of music from 1:30 to 5:30 p....Tags: Entertainment, Dance
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Public versus private unions
There is one fundamental flaw in Mr. Diggs' argument (column, June 30), and that is you fail to realize that the "anti-union atmosphere" in Wisconsin is involving public unions, not private unions (ie. USW, UAW, etc.). The question is: Do state-funded...Tags: Employees, Naperville, Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace, Unemployment Benefits
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National Pork Board begins building 2012 plan
Working to maintain strong pork demand in the face of rising retail meat prices and continuing challenges to producer profitability, the National Pork Board begins work July 12 on its 2012 plan and budge during the annual Pork Industry Conference at the...Tags: Research, Consumers, Politics, Television Industry, Healthy Diet
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Frohling elected president of national meat processors group
Jon Frohling, owner of Frohling Meats in Hecla, has been elected president of the American Association of Meat Processors at the American Convention of Meat Processors and Suppliers' Exhibition in Reno, Nev. Frohling served in multiple positions with...Tags: Minority Groups, Politics, South Dakota, Native Americans, Elections
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Auto Racing: Minnesotan following in father's footsteps
Jake Redetzke hopes he can have the same success at Brown County Speedway that his father had in 2002.
Redetzke's father Jerry won the 2002 Dacotah Rumble at BCS and claimed $10,000 for the win.
“It was the most paying show he ever won,” Jake said...Tags: Watertown, Bowl Championship Series, Brown County (Wisconsin)
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Brewing gets cooler by the lake
There are many fine things to do with Lake Michigan. Swim. Fish. Lie on its beaches. Watch the sun rise from Wisconsin. Watch the sun set from Michigan. One of its most enticing draws is driving around it; no matter where you start, you'll cover about 1,...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Bars and Clubs, Chicago Hotels, Travel, The Happiest News!
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