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City Lights: Art didn't deserve butchering
Two of my greatest passions had a nasty scuffle recently in Huntington Beach. Animal rights won on the street, while artist rights scored a knockout in the media. At times like these, it smarts to be in the middle. For those who missed Chris Epting's...
Tags: The Huffington Post, Artists, Diets and Dieting, Animal, Vegan Diet
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Mail Call - Nov. 12
“Congratulations to the newly elected mayor and the several new city council members, especially Mr. Aleshire, after what happened to him the other year. Now we can have some true people who have their feet on the ground, and maybe work with the...Tags: The Herald-Mail, Elections, New York Yankees, Local Elections, Sports
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Ronald McDonald Statue Stolen
Content ManagerA Ronald McDonald statue is missing. A waving 6 foot tall, 250 pound, Ronald McDonald statue was stolen by unknown suspects Wednesday night at around 9:30 from the McDonald's restaurant at 2125 York Crossing Drive in West Manchester Township. Police...Tags: Sculpture, McDonald's, Arts and Culture, York (York, Pennsylvania), Arts
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Getting Haloti Ngata healthy is No. 1 priority for Ravens
The most important thing for the Ravens as they prepare for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday is to get Pro Bowl defensive tackle Haloti Ngata healthy. Without Ngata, the second half of the Ravens' 2012 season could go south in a hurry. The Ravens are...
Tags: Houston Texans, Football, Punishment, Haloti Ngata, Trent Richardson
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Women's talents used to help needy, troubled
In 2006, it was JoAnn Hill’s goal to knit 150 hats to take down to the children in Ensenada. With the help of others, she ended up distributing 1,200 hats. “It just caught on like fire,” she said For several years she has been...
Tags: Family, Religion and Belief
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Voice: Ronald's special ladies
New Creations is a home in El Centro for women who need a place to recover from some of life’s problems. They have become a godsend to Jan Hester and me and Ronald McDonald in being available to help us in our many fundraising events in the...Tags: Festive Events, Arts and Culture
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Other Voices: Water issues and mobile dental program
Too much water vs. too little water Gov. Dennis Daugaard recently activated his drought taskforce in the wake of the drought that has gripped a large portion of our state. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor Map shows about 61 percent of South Dakota is...Tags: Health Insurance, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Family, Dental Health, Droughts
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New Ronald McDonald House serves families, not skyline
Does a good cause inevitably lead to good architecture? It's a touchy subject, especially when you're taking the measure of a building, like the new Ronald McDonald House in Chicago, which provides convenient, caring lodging for families that have a...
Tags: Michigan Avenue, Customs and Tradition, Architecture, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago
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8th Annual Pop Tab Drop raises money for Ronald McDonald House
More than 10 million pop tabs were collected downtown Friday. Volunteers from all around the state descended on Monument Circle for the 8th Annual Ronald McDonald House Pop Tab Drop. The money raised from recycling the pop tabs will be used to help...
Tags: Ronald McDonald House Charities
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Chuck E. Cheese to revamp rodent mascot as rock star
The Chuck E. Cheese rodent mascot is ditching the backward baseball cap and fingerless gloves and reemerging as a rock star with a guitar. The pizza chain’s parent, CEC Entertainment Inc. of Irvine, Texas, is teasing its new spokesmouse with...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, Labor Legislation, Cheddar Cheese, Foods and Beverages
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Fast food serves up career opportunities
Phil Gray always knew he wanted to start a family business — and fast food created the path. Gray launched GrayCo Management in Boca Raton as aMcDonald's franchisee. But before that, he actually worked atMcDonald's. He was attracted toMcDonald'...
Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Obesity, Media Industry, Boneless Lean Beef Trimmings, Companies and Corporations
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Kids Alive Fest planned at Children's Village
Children’s Village of Washington County will host its 21st annual Kids Alive Fest, Open House/Community-Safety Day, Saturday, May 19, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Children’s Village campus, 1546 Mount Aetna Road in Hagerstown. Admission is...Tags: Air Methods Corporation, Pies and Tarts, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Health
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