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Man charged with murder in connection with death of local orthodontist
A New Iberia man who worked for local orthodontist Dr. Robert Chastant at his horse stables on Sugar Oaks Road was arrested Monday night in connection with the orthodontist’s death, according to the Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office.
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Texas Doctor Accused of Retaliating Against Nurses
Dr. Rolando G. Arafiles Jr. of Kermit, Tex., was charged with retaliation and misuse of official information in a campaign against two whistle-blowing nurses.
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Living music museum
Mention family bands and the Jacksons come to mind first, but not to those who know a “crazy” guy called Duc Dau, born Tran Trong Dau.
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Theme park focuses on care for animals, environment
MANILA, Philippines – Another theme park which focuses on live animal farms and care for the environment was opened last Monday, pushing its vision for the Philippines as one big green park with world class, innovative and enjoyable attractions and facilities. Called “Animal Wonderland,’’ the new theme park courtesy of Theme Park King Robert Yupangco is located inside the Star City in Pasay …
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Alex Burrows, Ryan Kesler and the maturation of the hockey pest
Hear the names Alex Burrows and Ryan Kelser, and what’s the first label that comes to mind? Canucks? Forwards? Two guys that have never eliminated the Blackhawks in the postseason? No, it’s probably “pests.” Their agitation defined them as young players. It remained an accepted facet of their reputations, even as Kesler became a perennial Selke Trophy nominee as a top defensive center and …
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Crime: Embezzlement investigated
The Greenville Police Department is investigating the embezzlement of more than $ 12,000 from a local veterinary office, according to a case report issued Friday.
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Deputy at home recovering after crash
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Stories behind juvenile justice suit
Carole Carter never liked scrubbing floors with a toothbrush, but ask her now if the experience was good for her and it’s an unequivocal “yes.
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Nine Railroaded Men (Not Boys) Hit Broadway
Is that the Chattanooga choo-choo? Track twenty-nine. Boy, you can gimme a shine.
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Family seeks answers in nightclub homicide
Years ago, Eleanor Howard left the northeast, bringing her family south so her grandchildren could grow up in a safer place.
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Last call for mailbag questions
We’ve got a decent number of mailbag questions ready to go for tonight, but we could use a few more. So send in a few more. And please keep in mind that we only need a few more.
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Sharon Hull, This Week in the Garden: Planting smart: In the winter, think figs and other dormant fruit trees
Local experienced gardeners know winter is the right time of year to buy fruiting plants. While plants are dormant, prices are at their lowest, and the selection is the best.
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Surging Bucs to get litmus test with visit to Baltimore
Though they’ve been one of the turnaround stories of this 2010 season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still finding respect hard to come by. The surprising contenders have a prime…
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Surging Bucs to get litmus test with visit to Baltimore
Though they’ve been one of the turnaround stories of this 2010 season, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are still finding respect hard to come by. The surprising contenders have a prime opportunity to enhance their reputation, not to mention their standing in the NFC playoff race, when they head to Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium this Sunday for an intriguing interconference encounter with the AFC North co …
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Berg Loafers
THAT’S a rock, says Merv, who sees himself as a bit of a geologist because he touched on the subject as a student architect. Garn! say I, who have been around on this planet long enough to tell the difference between stone and beast, that is a living animal, for sure.
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Local Women Open Salon Celebrating Natural Hair, The Nappy Kitchen Opens in Tower Grove Area
Rock Hill natives Pamela Coleman Holmes and Lana Coleman will be cutting the ribbons on the innovative, The Nappy Kitchen Salon and Store on Saturday, November 27, 2010 in St. Louis, MO. The 1200 square foot salon and store at 1110 Tower Grove opened for business in late September. The grand opening celebration will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. at the salon and the public is welcome. (PRWeb …
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Pedaling through winter practical, fun
Thoughts of fresh snow and chilly temperatures are more likely to get you running for hot cocoa than your 10-speed, but that shouldn’t be the case say Volunteers at the Milwaukee Bicycle Collective, who are holding a special meeting tonight for would-be winter bicycle warriors.
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Eating disorders about more than self image
Eating disorders are rarely about just looks. Like many addictive behaviors there are underlying issues making their way to the surface as an obsession with eating and weight.
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Obamacare Hits the Most Vulnerable
Everyone agrees that the burden of dealing with escalating health care costs should not fall on the most vulnerable, right? Democrats in particular are always at pains to convince us that they are sensitive to the needs of the less fortunate. Yet among the many new taxes Obamacare will impose is one that hits wounded veterans and sick children especially hard — the 2.3 percent annual tax on …
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Disorders can sneak up on women, so know the symptoms
If you crave chewing ice, did you know you could be anemic? Or that pain in your left upper back, and not your chest, is a more typical warning sign of a heart attack for women?
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Beiersdorf Profit Misses Estimates, Company Lowers Forecast
Beiersdorf AG , the German maker of Nivea skin creams, reported third-quarter profit that missed analyst estimates and lowered an earnings forecast as sales of skin- and hair-care products slipped in Europe.
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‘Dr. Carter’ dispenses more than medicine
To Pamela Morgan and other customers who come from around the city to the small corner drugstore at N. 24th and W. Burleigh streets, he’s affectionately called “Dr. Carter.” Of course, everyone knows Lester L. Carter Jr. is not a physician. He’s a pharmacist. And since 1968, he’s been dispensing medicinal and herbal remedies to generations of Milwaukeeans from the same location.
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Halloween Sex Offender Safety
HALLOWEEN MEANS TRICK OR TREATERS GOING DOOR TO DOOR FOR CANDY, BUT WHO LIVES IN THOSE HOUSES? OR IN NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE YOU BRING YOUR CHILD? YOU WANT TO MAKE SURE YOUR CHILD IS SAFE THIS AND EVERY HALLOWEEN AND IN THIS ELECTRONIC AGE, THERE ARE MANY RESOURCES TO MAKE SURE THAT HAPPENS.
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Artist hopes mural can help brighten Berwyn
Flying down to Florida in December of 2007, David Gerbstadt, an artist who lives in Berwyn, never imagined his holiday visit would turn into a four-and-a-half-month stay involving a very near-death experience and weeks of time spent in the hospital.
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