Bald eagle saved by Oregon vet's mouth-to-beak CPR

07/18/11 BEND, Ore. -- A Bend, Ore., veterinarian has performed life-saving CPR on an injured bald eagle that was under anesthesia during physical therapy. KTVZ-TV reports Jeff Cooney performed the therapy, during which the bald eagle nicknamed "Patriot" stopped breathing.

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Biz Bits: News about people and businesses in the community

07/18/11 Sharon Burlison has joined TOP Insurance Associates in Everett as a personal and business insurance agent. She is able to place business with trusted companies like Hartford, AARP, Safeco and Progressive. Top Insurance is an independent insurance agency located at 11419 19th Ave. SE, C110, Everett.

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Mouth-to-beak treatment saves eagle

07/17/11 A US vet has performed life-saving CPR on an injured bald eagle that was under anaesthesia during physical therapy. Related Stories Navy divers 'did not lose war mine' Protest over town smoking ban bid Fresh attempt to detonate WW2 mine French love full English breakfast

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Injured bald eagle stops breathing during rehab therapy, saved by Ore. vet's mouth-to-beak CPR

07/16/11 BEND, Ore. - A Bend, Oregon, veterinarian has performed life-saving CPR on an injured bald eagle that was under anesthesia during physical therapy. KTVZ-TV reports Jeff Cooney performed the therapy, during which the bald eagle nicknamed "Patriot" stopped breathing.

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Bald eagle saved by 'mouth to beak ' CPR

07/16/11 An Oregon veterinarian has performed life-saving CPR on an injured bald eagle that was under anaesthesia during physical therapy.KTVZ-TV reports Jeff Cooney performed the therapy, during which the bald eagle nicknamed "Patriot"...

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The Decemberists Ask: "What Is Americana, Really?"

07/15/11 Meeting one of your heroes is always a thrilling experience, but actually sitting with them and working on a project must be something else entirely. The Decemberists found themselves in that situation when they recorded this year's The King Is Dead , and R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck came in to the studio to contribute guitar to three songs.

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Red Sox win fifth straight championship

06/29/11 Gus Conwell (left) received the first sportsmanship award named for Bill Narlock (right) at the Little League All-Star exhibition game on Saturday. Submitted photo

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St. Helena Little League All-Star game on Saturday

06/29/11 St. Helena Little League will celebrate the end of its season this Saturday, June 11 with an Upvalley All-Star Exhibition Game at Crane Park in St. Helena.

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First annual Wine Country Tractor & Truck Pull on June 25

06/29/11 Napa is hosting its inaugural Wine Country Tractor & Truck Pull on Saturday, June 25 at the Napa Valley Expo Fairgrounds. Gates open at 3:30 p.m., and the first pull will start at 5:30 p.m.

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SPORTS SHORTS: New Balance Girls on the Run 5K set for May 21

06/29/11 The New Balance Girls on the Run Napa Valley 5K event will take place on Saturday, May 21 at Crane Park in St. Helena. Race-day registration and packet pick-up will start at 8 a.m., and the race will begin at 9 a.m. Following the race will be awards and a raffle at 10 a.m.

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Commercial Tire Prices Increasing in July

06/24/11 UNIONTOWN, OH - Toyo, Yokohama, Continental, Michelin, Double Coin, Falken, and Hankook all are either raising tire prices in July or have done so recently.

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SHS, Dexter fall at Rib City Shootout

06/20/11 DEXTER -- Taking on first-seeded St. Joseph's Academy in the first round of the Rib City Shootout Tournament on Saturday, the eighth-seeded Sikeston Lady Bulldogs faced a 16-point deficit heading into halftime before falling 42-31 to the eventual champions.

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Huge Heat Shield Has Huge Task: Protecting NASA's Next Mars Rover

06/20/11 When NASA's newest Mars rover dives into the Martian atmosphere next year, it will be cocooned in the largest "beat the heat" system ever sent to the Red Planet.

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Uncle Sam App Delivers Search, Recalls and 1-Click Access to Talk to a REAL FRIGGIN' PERSON!

06/20/11 Rick Robinson is formerly editor of Locl.ly, a leader in covering all things GeoX, and is now a columnist at Street Fight (streetfightmag.com). He works on mobile, social and local projects for Blue Beacon Consulting where he is Nat. Dir. of Emerging Technology.

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MLB: It's definitely time for baseball to realign

06/20/11 By Gil LeBreton - McClatchy Newspapers FORT WORTH, Texas - The highlight of the TV weekend was watching the Cubs and Yankees at Wrigley Field, partying like it was 1938. The low moment? Probably watching the Rangers' Arthur Rhodes, meekly wielding his version of the "Boomstick." I love interleague play. I was at the ballpark that night in June 1997, when the Giants and Rangers played history's ...

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Addresses needed for Hannibal High School Class of 1981

06/20/11 The Hannibal High School Class of 1981 will have a 30-year reunion this year and is looking for the whereabouts of the following classmates: Kathy Allen, Jerry Bremmer, Brad Camden, Richard Christal, Lisa Clary Pritchet, Donnie Collins, Gene Conley, Eileen Conrad, Mellady Crane Krigbaum, Ron Daniels, Brenda David, Rusty Davis, Denise Derrieux Subke, Mark Dillon, Liz Dopp Johnson, Brenda Durk ...

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Nuclear plant rescues seal from cooling water pool

06/20/11 LONDON (Reuters) - An Atlantic Grey Seal was rescued from a nuclear power plant water pool in Somerset last week after it got trapped in the facility while chasing fish, the nuclear station operator said.

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Zooborns: 36 adorable new zoo babies

06/20/11 Meet Chiquita the sassy wolf pup, Aurora the clingy orangutan, and plenty more cuddly newcomers at zoos across the country.

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Marketing Tuesdays just for you

06/10/11 By Lesley Wise One of the best gathering places to be on a summer evening in historic downtown Hillsboro is the Tuesday Marketplace. It runs every Tuesday evening through August 30. Our opening night this year hosts the Hillsboro 2020...

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Top Remaining MLB Draft Prospects: Would Astros Pop Josh Bell?

06/07/11 The Astros managed a keeper of a pick in round one, snagging Connecticut outfielder George Springer, but some would argue that an even more talented player, from Texas, is still sitting on the board waiting to be called. Dallas Jesuit's Josh Bell has sent a letter to teams informing them not to draft him because he's committed to Texas, but as with most players, things can change quickly when ...

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