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Fashionista at 45Written by KENNEDY, MERI R. I first met Everett while coming out of anesthesia. That’s right – anesthesia. Let me preface by explaining that I am a breast cancer survivor and just last weekend survived my first ever fashionista experience.
Steelscape lays off 28 workers at Kalama plantSteelscape Inc. laid off 28 salaried and hourly workers this week, a 10 percent reduction in the workforce at the Port of Kalama plant, the company announced Friday.
Springfield teen gets new heartIt took more than ten hours, but a Springfield Township teenager now has a new heart.
A complex decision"Hooterville" used to be the wholesome pastoral town depicted in the 1965-71 TV series Green Acres. Among Hooterville’s citizens were quirky farmers holding bent pitchforks and general store owners who were also the town postmaster, justice of the peace, and publisher of the local newspaper.
Urlacher fires back, tells his sideUrlacher fires back at mom of his son, tells his side of private matter God punished Brian Urlacher for being a bad father by giving him a bad back. Nine NFL seasons of taking on fullbacks and offensive linemen didn't do it. Sound a little outlandish?
Cougar sightings prompt dispute among wildlife organizationsCougar sightings continue to be reported throughout the state, yet the existence of the predator in Michigan is creating controversy between wildlife organizations.
Q&A: Gregory Garry, Former Radar Magazine DOPPDN: I don’t want to make you relive a bad day, but what was it like when they came around at Radar and told everyone the magazine was closing?
Hair Beads Spurring Head Trauma in KidsWEDNESDAY, Nov. 26 (HealthDay News) -- Although head trauma is a common injury seen in young children, U.S. doctors report on two recent cases of skull fracture with a surprising cause -- hair beads.
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Young Farmers benefit slated in honor of Brush girlFor 3-year-old Trinity Skye Weiss, life is all about her baby dolls, riding the four-wheeler, cars, animals and spending time with her family.
