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Prison inmate is charged with 10-year-old murder in Hollister
ghartley@schurz.comFORSYTH, Mo. -- A convicted bank robber is charged with killing a woman from Hollister 10 years ago. The Taney County prosecuting attorney charged Philip Dodd, 40, with first-degree murder on Thursday. Dodd is charged with killing Becky Sutton on...Tags: Prosecution, Justice System, Theft, Forestry and Timber, Highway Transportation
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Audubon Society to serve pancakes
MISHAWAKA -- The South Bend-Elkhart Audubon Society will flip pancakes with pecans or blueberries (or plain) from 7:30 to 10 a.m. Monday at its wildlife sanctuary at 59395 Clover Road. The Audubon Society asks that you bring your own table service and...Tags: Pancakes, Lifestyle and Leisure, Foods and Beverages
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Terra-Gen gets OK on wind farm in wake of condor decision
MOJAVE, Calif. — Randy Hoyle strode proudly this week along a wind-swept expanse of sand, sage and juniper in the Tehachapi Mountains that will soon bristle with antennas and listening devices designed to protect endangered California condors....
Tags: Endangered Species, Wind Power, Environmental Issues, Renewable Energy, Fines
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Feds won't prosecute wind farm if turbine blades kill a condor
Federal wildlife officials on Friday for the first time agreed not to prosecute a developer if an endangered California condor is struck and killed by turbine blades at its proposed wind farm in the Tehachapi Mountains, about 100 miles north of Los...Tags: Endangered Species, Wind Power, Environmental Issues, Renewable Energy, Fines
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Airport Proposals Raise Coastal Trail Concerns
Channel 2 NewsAn airport in Anchorage is in the initial phase of determining the best path forward to meet current and future needs, but two of the five "draft alternative plans" are stirring up a conflict between conservation and development. On Thursday night,... -
Amphibians declining in the U.S., report says
Amphibians are disappearing in the United States at an unexpectedly brisk pace. More disturbing, according to a report this week from the U.S. Geological Survey, the more rare the species of toad, frog or salamander, the higher the risk of decline. The...Tags: U.S. Geological Survey, Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, Conservation
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Bulletin Board
Saturday Antique and Flea Market, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., West Palm Beach Waterfront, 101 South Flagler Drive. Eclectic mix of vintage and antique items. Free. Visit WPBAntiqueandFleaMarket.com or call 561-670-7473. Beach Walk, 11 a.m.-noon, Sandoway House...Tags: Autism, Libraries, Yoga, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Music
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Police: Second meth dump site found along Sand Spring Road
Daily American Staff Writer, @damichellegA second methamphetamine dump site was found Thursday evening in southern Somerset County. Officials said it is related to a another dump site found a half-mile away. Trooper Greg Norton said the site was discovered along Sand Spring Road in Greenville...Tags: Methamphetamine (drug), Endangered Species, Environmental Issues, PlayStation Portable, Conservation
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Tinley students awarded scholarships for community service
Six graduating high school seniors have been awarded $1,000 scholarships from Tinley Park for their community service, village officials have announced. Those students who are being honored include Emily Ruzevich, who attends Lincoln-Way North;...
Tags: Justice System, Brookfield Zoo, Science and Technology, Awards and Prizes, Northern Illinois University
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On genetically engineered food, let the market decide
The movement to force the labeling of genetically engineered food is gaining momentum. In November 2012, an initiative to require the labels in California was on the ballot; it was defeated. Now, federal legislation carried by Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif....
Tags: Consumers, Biotechnology, Genetic Engineering, Chemical Industry, Food and Drug Administration
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4-pound hairball in stomach of 400-pound Florida tiger
MCT Regional NewsWhile Ty reclined drowsily in the back of Vernon Yates' white pickup, about a dozen reporters and photographers stood less than 2 feet from his open cage, snapping photos of him - and of themselves, standing within inches of the 400-pound Siberian tiger....Tags: Clearwater (Pinellas, Florida), Coughing
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Here's how to avoid, deal with things that bite or sting
With the arrival of Memorial Day weekend and a summertime full of travel, cookouts, beach parties, camp-outs and other outdoor activities, it's important to remember that there are critters lurking (indoors as well as out) that bite and sting. Here,...
Tags: Animal Attacks, Services and Shopping, Diseases and Illnesses, Volusia County, Vehicles
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