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'Disabled' workers benefit businesses
Josh Johnson shows that having a developmental disability does not have to stop a person from achieving excellence. Johnson, affectionately known as the lobby manager at Qdoba's, greets customers. He cleans tables, empties the garbage, cleans the floors...Tags: Politics, Employment Opportunities, Local Government, Retraining, Employment
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Ballot measures have different implications for agriculture
North Dakota has two measures coming up for vote in November that have implications for agriculture - one in a good way, one in a not-so-good way. The first is Measure 3, or the Right to Farm amendment. What this measure would do is amend our state...Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Civil Rights, Politics, Prisons, Interior Policy
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Millions of pets traveling with RVers this summer
Millions of our furry friends love life on the open road and "ruffing" it at Recreational Vehicle campgrounds. According to recreation vehicle industry numbers, about 9 million Americans own an RV. Of those, more than half -- about 4.8 million -- take...Tags: Health, Vaccines, Travel, Drugs and Medicines, Trips and Vacations
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Britney Spears' Ex-Manager Suing Her Parents for Defamation
CNNLOS ANGELES -- Former manager Sam Lutfi claims Britney Spears' parents defamed, libeled and cheated him out of millions in a battle for control of the pop star and her career. A book written by Spears' mother painted Lutfi as a "predator" and a...Tags: Judges, Lawyers, Los Angeles Times, Witnesses, Litigation
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Be on the look out for tick diseases
Casselton Veterinary Service, Inc. has recently diagnosed our first equine case of Anaplasmosis in May, and now another in June. Both locally kept horses returned to normal shortly after starting antibiotic therapy. We have found a fair number of dogs...Tags: Health, Livestock Farming, Lyme Disease, Borrelia infection , Symptoms
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Boy with Down Syndrome Kept Warm by Puppies After Getting Lost in Woods
KTLA NewsHACKLEBURG, Ala -- Dozens of sheriff's deputies and volunteers searched all night for a missing 10-year old boy with Down Syndrome who wandered away from his home. Around 9:30 the next morning, a volunteer searcher followed his family dog along a creek... -
Big or small, dogs will be dogs
A local columnist for the American News once wrote her concerns about writing columns. She said, and I paraphrase, “if you have nothing to write about, you can always write about your dog.” This isn't one of those times. Indeed, there are many...Tags: Real Estate Buyers
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Outdoors Almanac Pheasant facts
Here are some other facts about the pheasant that you might not know: Pheasants belong to the genus Phasianidae. This family also includes grouse, partridge and prairie chickens. A hen will lay anywhere between six to 15 eggs over a two-week period...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Fishing, Renovation, Conservation, Wildlife
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Lead actress excels in 'Legally Blonde'
What a nice surprise. In reviewing university and community theater, a reviewer often finds that key roles are played by people who just can't act. So a critic who doesn't want to be too critical has to avoid the lead actor or lead actress, focusing...Tags: Entertainment, Music, Personal Service, Celebrities, Billy Joel
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'America's Got Talent' recap, Quarterfinals begin in New York
Tonight's first live show in New York begins with a half-hour countdown full of outtakes, bloopers and behind-the-scenes clips of the judges.
There are some pretty memorable moments of Nick Cannon panicking on a speedboat and Howard Stern and Sharon...Tags: Judges, Concerts, David Guetta, Entertainment Events, Justice System
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Ticked off! @ refund refusal
To the other person ticked off about their tax return: So am I. The last we heard, it was going up before some "board" for evaluation. Our identity was definitely stolen and the crooks had the audacity to send us a "follow-up" letter to pay up over $7,000...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Winter Park
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Baltimore cop not afraid to show his 'Soft Side'
The Baltimore SunBaltimore's Show Your Soft Side campaign has featured the likes of rock stars and pro athletes to convey its message of kindness to animals. But its newest and arguably most popular poster showcases an ordinary city beat cop. The new ad featuring Officer...Tags: Elections, Politics
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