City seems ready to step up its enforcement on problem properties
Fences don't always make good neighbors. Linda Saveland made her case Tuesday that strict ordinances, not fences, are needed for good neighbors in Stillwater.
stillwatergazette.com
Trust No One
With ''friends'' here in Washington, D.C., who needs spies next door?
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Alison Deeb of Morristown NJ a finalist in Beneful Wagworld Dream Dog Park Contest
MORRISTOWN Alison Deeb has a vision: making Morristown a destination for dog owners and their canines to spend a day at the park together. Deeb is one of 10 finalists in the Beneful Wagworld Dream Dog Park Contest.
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Everett spends thousands for dog-waste bags
EVERETT Dog owners who visit city parks dont need to bring a bag to clean up after Fido. Everett taxpayers take care of that for them. This year and last, officials have cut millions of dollars from Everetts budget in response to a dismal economy.
www.heraldnet.com
The elephant king
The Cambodian activist has made it his life's work to create peace between man and the largest of land animals.
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JOIN THE DEBATE: Dog owners bite back at new leash laws
RINGWOOD dog owners say new laws to ban pets from roaming in a local park will destroy a close-knit community of walkers.
maroondah-leader.whereilive.com.au
BRIEFLY: July 30
See what's happening in and around Plympton.
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Be aware of coyotes
The Ministry of Natural Resources is warning those who enjoy the area's nature trails that they're also sharing those trails with nature. A woman was walking her two dogs early Monday on the cross-country ski trails in Hiawatha Park when both dogs chased a coyote into the bush.[...]
saultstar.com
Methamphetamine labs prevalent: Tips offered on what to look for
You suspect a meth lab in your neighborhood. What to do? Heres some guidance from the Tennessee Methamphetamine Task Force: Report your concerns to your local police or sheriff.
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Cause of Airdrie fire revealed
The Airdrie fire department has released the cause into that blaze that destroyed a home Wednesday - and it may surprise you. Investigators say rags that were used to apply linseed oil to the deck the previous day were left in a bucket to dry. The heat from the sun ignited them, and the fire spread from the deck to the house. Damage is pegged at $300,000. Two adjacent homes also sustained min...
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