 Police numbers too slow to grow
(Southern Highland News: Tue, 16 Oct) Police numbers in the Southern Highlands have failed to keep pace with population growth, according to Southern Highlands vandalism committee chairman Charlie Johns.
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 Lexington, Kentucky October 17, 2007
(SeedQuest: Wed, 17 Oct) Since 2000, the soybean aphid has caused many soybean producers in the United States a considerable amount of grief. The pest, native to eastern Asia, has spread to at least 20 states and provinces in the USA and eastern Canada, causing more than $600 million in crop damage.
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 SPV Human Society grateful for support
(Benson News-Sun: Wed, 17 Oct) On behalf of the San Pedro Valley Humane Society, I would like to say thank you to all the contributors of our Save a Life program. The San Pedro Valley Humane Society is committed to combating and preventing pet overpopulation in our community.
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 Black Bear Hunting Season Set To Open
(CBS 13 Baltimore: Tue, 16 Oct) Well before dawn next Monday, just over 200 hunters will go into the woods of far Western Maryland looking for black bears.
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 Piñon trees now safe from bark beetles
(The Farmington Daily Times: Tue, 16 Oct) FARMINGTON — Despite the predicted warm average temperatures this winter, piñon trees may be out of the woods as far as bark beetles are concerned.
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Brisbane running out of phone numbers
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