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Experts Say Kids Could Be Taking Vitamins They Don’t Need American kids consume more than $1 billion worth of vitamin supplements. Much of that consumption is unnecessary. Pediatricians say that if kids are eating balanced diets, they don’t need vitamin tablets. Read more on Poynter Institute Letters – Brattleboro Reformer I was appalled when I saw the Photo Journal in the May...
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Suicide contagion: Anoka-Hennepin schools train staff to recognize symptoms One of the leading causes of death amongst teenagers is suicide. The Centers for Disease control claims it is the third leading cause of death, behind accidents and homicide, of people age 15 to 24. Read more on Champlin – Dayton Press 7 children killed at China school in latest attack A man charged into a...
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The ‘Old Editor’s’ day The North Platte Telegraph Former North Platte Telegraph editor Keith Blackledge has been recognized for his contributions to Lincoln County. He was honored with an official proclamation at Monday’s commissioner’s meeting. Read more on North Platte Telegraph Mental illness: assessing the signs reporter@bakercountypress.com Drug abuse, an...
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Montgomery County Thrift Shop marks milestone Volunteer Elvira de Castro (right) of the Montgomery County Thrift Store in Bethesda, collects clothing from donor Joyce Berlin of Silver Spring. Read more on Burtonsville Gazette Civil rights chief determined to resolve county’s jail issues The Buffalo-born head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division said during a visit to the...
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Montgomery County Thrift Shop marks milestone Volunteer Elvira de Castro (right) of the Montgomery County Thrift Store in Bethesda, collects clothing from donor Joyce Berlin of Silver Spring. Read more on Takoma Park Gazette Each year, hearing for killer opens new wounds When Murray MacKinnon thinks of sitting in the same room as Russell Johnson, and listening while the lawyers and the...
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