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Mailbag: Republicans are too out of touch
While I vehemently disagree with R. Claire Friend regarding the Wisconsin recall, I respect her right to exercise her freedom of speech ("Wisconsin recall election," June 15). Having said that, I would respectfully ask her to save her history lessons,...Tags: Los Angeles Times, George W. Bush, Health, John Boehner, Mitt Romney
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My Pet World: Seeking forgiveness from one's long-departed cat
Question: I once lived in Highland Park, Ill., with a cat named Poco. We were inseparable. When he was diagnosed with kidney stones, I had to give him up. I just couldn't afford treatment in 1987. I still miss Poco very much. How do I ask for forgiveness...Tags: Health, Animals, Cat (animal), Weight, Highland Park (Cook, Illinois)
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St. Tammany will microchip pets for free on June 2nd
WGNO NewsOne more way to stay prepared for hurricane season is by micro chipping your pet. “We remember all the animals after Katrina that were separated from their owners,” says the director of St. Tammany Parish Animal Services Melissa Piwetz....Tags: Pets
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Lost-pet poster: Six tips for a more effective sign
L.A. at HomeLost pet poster: Making an effective sign is an art. Here are six tips for designing and placing lost-pet fliers.... -
Rabies, license and microchip clinic offered for Emmet county dog owners
PELLSTON— A rabies, license and microchip clinic for Emmet County residents with dogs will take place from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, June 9, at the Pellston Animal Clinic. Ten appointments will be available per hour and will be scheduled on a first...Tags: Health, Diseases and Illnesses, Drugs and Medicines, Disease Prevention, Vaccines
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Mutilated Cat A Blow To Cat Sanctuary
FOX40 NewsThe discovery of a mutilated cat on a Lake of the Pines sidewalk last month has had a devastating effect on the founder of Friends Forever Cat Sanctuary in Auburn. The cat was cut in half with a sharp object and its organs, including its heart, were cut... -
Microchip clinic Saturday
A microchip clinic for dogs will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at The Pet Place, 1812 Sixth Ave. S.E. The Kattle Kings 4-H Club and the American Kennel Club's Companion Animal Recovery program are sponsoring the clinic. Microchipping is a more...Tags: Health, Dog (animal), American Kennel Club, Hospitals and Clinics
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Snakes saved by a wine chiller are released
Chicago TribuneAfter spending most of the winter curled up in a 6-foot-tall wine chiller in a Lake Forest wildlife center, scores of squirming reptiles were set free Monday and took up residence in new digs. Beneath a sunny sky with temperatures hovering near a snake-...Tags: Science and Technology, Biology, Nuclear Power, State Parks, Science
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Keedysville Ruritan donates thesauruses
Members Bob Markle and Art Williamson of the Keedysville Ruritan Club presented 240 thesauruses to all students in the sixth grade at Boonsboro Middle School on April 4. Keedysville to hold town election The 2012 Keedysville election for...
Tags: Health, Cinco de Mayo, Christianity, Anglicanism, Disease Prevention
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Family reunited with dog lost for four years
The Baltimore SunA family was reunited over the holidays with their dog that had been missing four years. Dodger disappeared while the Willey Family of Owings Mills was away. They thought he had been safe inside, but when they got home, the Collie mix was gone, with no...Tags: Severna Park, Hospitals and Clinics, Animals, Health, Animals
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A slew of new law-enforcement technologies means we'll be watched more than ever
Cop body cams. Stun weapons. Sound detection of gunshots. Cameras catching red-light violators and speeders. Police use of drones. Video recording of law enforcement interrogations. Tiny computer chips in car registration stickers to track down, well,...
Tags: Stephen Dargan, Justice and Rights, Waterbury, Crime, Law and Justice, Middletown
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Exhibit displays Sharpsburg artifacts
The permanent Civil War exhibit of the Washington County Historical Society contains many Antietam artifacts and parts of the personal collection of Sharpsburg educator John Philemon Smith. Philemon was 17 at the time of the Battle of Antietam and...
Tags: Health, Culture, Arts and Culture, American Legion, Disease Prevention
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