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    Eat what you grow

    07/12/11 Before he starts his day during the summer, Peter Schertz ventures out his back door with an empty colander in hand. He peruses the chicken coop, weaves between beds of dark green lettuce and chard and browses through the spindling snowpea vines. Somewhere along the way, he will fill the colander. Then again. And again.
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    Act ad fails to impress former party leader Rodney Hide

    07/11/11 For the first time former Act leader Rodney Hide has taken a swipe at the man who rolled him.
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    Bulletstorm PC review

    07/11/11 Publisher: Electronic Arts Developer: People Can Fly System requirements: Windows XP/Vista/Win 7, 1.6 GHz Core 2 Duo or better CPU, 256 MB graphics card, 1.5 GB RAM, 9 GB hard-drive space Genre: Shooter ESRB rating: Mature Release date: Available now Sometimes you want deep stories, memorable characters and impressive visuals from your games. Other times, [...]
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    Wild Water: 'River' Runs Deep With Ferocity, Heart

    07/11/11 Bonnie Jo Campbell's Once Upon a River is a violent but inspiring tale, packed with colorful river dwellers, factory workers, farmers, hunters, housewives and, at its center, a teenage girl with an iron gut and a heart to match.
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    Top Colorado Getaways Off The Beaten Path

    06/30/11 Over the years CBS4's travel show Colorado Getaways has featured heavily visited tourist areas and smaller scale places of intrigue. Here are some that most people probably haven't heard of that lie in the state's central and eastern regions.
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    Event Guide: Fourth of July weekend in Las Vegas

    06/30/11 Although the Electric Daisy Carnival started the fireworks a little early last weekend, the main event is yet to come. This Fourth of July weekend, expect ...
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    Events Guide: Fourth of July Weekend

    06/29/11 This Fourth of July Weekend, expect all of the usual amazing DJ lineups, concerts and comedians plus the added excitement of UFC 132 and its requisite fighter afterparties plus fireworks on and off the Strip.
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    Pictures: Six New Natural Landmarks Named

    06/28/11 Dinosaur footprints and a "hanging lake" are now preserved as part of six new U.S. National Natural Landmarks.
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    OpenTable Diners Name Top 100 Kid-Friendly Restaurants

    06/28/11 School is out for summer, and OpenTable, Inc. , a leading provider of free, real-time online restaurant reservations for diners and reservation and guest management solutions for restaurants, is celebrating by announcing the 100 winners of its Diners' Choice Awards for Kid-Friendly Restaurants in the United States. ? The list of winners is derived from more than ten million reviews submitted by ...
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    Volunteers/Donations Needed, 6/26

    06/26/11 International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology iCAST (International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology) is a local non-profit organization helping communities to use their local resources for their benefit. iCAST's projects foster economic viability, environmental stewardship and social responsibility in under-served communities and a new vision for their future.
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    Taking the scenic route

    06/25/11 STERLING -- Destination: Vernal, Utah. That is where Mark Patterson is headed. A journey from Perry, Kan., to Vernal would run about 883 miles and take roughly 15 hours to drive by the most direct route.
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    Needles in brief - a collection of area events.

    06/22/11 NEEDLES - The Needles City Council's regular meeting of Tuesday, June 28, will be adjourned to Wednesday, June 29. A public hearing before the council on dispensaries, cooperatives and collectives for medical marijuana is to be held at that time.
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    Workout of the week: Parkour

    06/21/11 Instructor: Primarily Amos Rendao, although because the beginner "fundamentals" class is scheduled five days a week, a group of four or five other instructors rotate through. There are always at least two instructors per class: one breaking down the activities and another demonstrating.
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    Brazil Vale Has 5 Days To Submit Argentine Potash Mine Plan - Report

    06/20/11 RIO DE JANEIRO -(Dow Jones)- Brazilian mining giant Vale SA (VALE, VALE5.BR) has five working days to submit a new investment plan for its Rio Colorado potash project in Argentina's Mendoza province, or risk losing its concession to the mine, Brazilian business newspaper Valor Economico said Monday, citing sources in Argentina.
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    Tour de France

    06/20/11 Norman and Patricia Finkner have just returned from a family reunion with Pat's French and American family in Vaucoleurs, France.
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    Datebook for June 18, 2011

    06/18/11 8 a.m. The Yampa Valley Horse Show Association hosts an open horse show at the Routt County Fairgrounds in Hayden. Registration begins at 7 a.m. The cost is $9 in advance at www.yampavalleyhorseshow.com or $10 on show day. Call Christina at 871-4567. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Whittle the Wood Rendezvous carving competition continues at Craig City Park, 605 Washington St ...
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    Straying from the troupe

    06/12/11 This week, we begin with Palin: Michael Palin - Handmade Films Collection: Time Bandits, The Missionary, A Private Function
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    Running with scissors

    06/12/11 When I was a kid," McElligott said recently by phone from his home in Selkirk, "I liked to read books that were 110 percent of reality -- just a little more than could really happen. McElligott has authored numerous picture books for young readers that take an unlikely premise and elegantly develop it over 32 pages. McElligott's most recent picture book, "Even Monsters Need Haircuts," is aimed ...
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    Volunteers/Donations Needed, 6/12

    06/12/11 International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology iCAST (International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology) is a local non-profit organization helping communities to use their local resources for their benefit. iCAST's projects foster economic viability, environmental stewardship and social responsibility in under-served communities and a new vision for their future.
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    Thanksgiving Point launches space program

    06/11/11 LEHI -- An idea that started with a simple space shuttle structure inside a Pleasant Grove school room 20 years ago has lifted off into a new out-of-this-world adventure at Thanksgiving Point.
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