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No end to Puppy Chow snack mix possibilities

My niece Christa and our daughter, Lexie, love the snack mix Puppy Chow more than anyone I know. As you may know, this is for human consumption and is wildly addictive once you start eating it....

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Your Generosity 8/5/12

The Bank of Missouri and employees donated $17,122.16 to United Way of Southeast Missouri during the 2011-2012 annual campaign. Pictured from left: Dawn Ozark, Lori Vavak, Pat Kaempfer, Lisa Rodman,...

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White-eyed vireo's songs are erratic

Pictured here is a white-eyed vireo I have captured with an assassin bug in its beak. This is a common small songbird of the southeastern quarter of North America. The white-eyed vireo is only about...

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Adopt Fiona

Fiona is a declawed calico cat that is five years old. She is a very sweet girl who enjoys attention and likes her gorgous fur petted. Her previous owners said they no longer had time to give her...

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Adopt Stacy

Stacy is 1 1/2 years old. She is already spayed. Stacy is available for adoption at the Humane Society, 334-5837.

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Pet of the Week 8/5/12

PET NAME: Remington OWNER: Kathy Ford ABOUT REMINGTON: Eli is hugging his buddy Remington. We adopted Remington from the Humane Society three years ago. He brings so much joy to our family. ...

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Churches help hungry with mobile food bank

MARBLE HILL, Mo. -- Southeast Missouri continues to suffer from drought. Combined with the uncertainty in the economy, more people are depending on local food pantries. The Southeast Missouri Mobile...

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Construction begins for chapel at St. Mary Cemetery

The St. Mary Cemetery in Cape Girardeau will soon have a new addition. The board has initiated the construction of a chapel in the cemetery. "It is something that we need mainly to have services in...

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Parsing the words of John Lennon

The host site of the Olympics receives extraordinary attention from the rest of the world for a two-week period. The United Kingdom is home to the Beatles, arguably the most important pop group in...

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Supporting those with ALS

I am writing to encourage Missouri and Illinois residents to play an important role in advancing research for a cure for ALS, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease....

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Speak Out 8/5/12

I have a news flash, unions are not bad. Without them businesses would trod all over people. I don't think people know how hard that things were fought for. My grandpa worked in the coal mines, and...

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Poplar Bluff police: Meth lab found in truck

POPLAR BLUFF, Mo. -- A suspected shake-and-bake methamphetamine lab was found in a truck on the Walmart Supercenter parking lot while officers responded to an alarm at an adjacent business last week....

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Cape Girardeau fire report 8/4/12

Firefighters responded to the following calls Thursday:...

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Children try being musical at Instrument Petting Zoo in Cape

Kody Neighbors helps Charlotte Gandt, 4, try one of the instruments during the Instrument Petting Zoo Saturday, August 4, at Shivelbines Music's stand at the Cape Riverfront Market. Children were...

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Cape Girardeau police report 8/5/12

The Cape Girardeau Police Department released the following items. Arrests do not imply guilt. DWI...

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Doris Denton

THEBES, Ill. -- Doris Jean Full Denton, 70 of Thebes passed away Saturday, Aug. 4, 2012, at Southeast Hospital. Doris Jean was born Feb. 24, 1942, at Hartford, Ill., daughter of the late Everett Full...

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Capahas bow out of National Baseball Congress World Series

The Plaza Tire Capahas finished 1-2 at the National Baseball Congress World Series.

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William Niemann

William J. Niemann, 92, of Jackson passed away Friday, Aug. 3, 2012, at the Monticello House in Jackson. He was born July 28, 1920, at Gordonville to William and Bertha Birk Niemann. He and Tavia...

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FYI 8/5/12

Fairview General Baptist Church in Advance, Mo., will host a revival at 7 p.m. Monday through Friday with Evangelist Brother Kenny Burchard. Each night will feature a different singer: Don Hester on...

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Out of the past 8/5/12

The Scott City Police Personnel Board said yesterday Scott City Mayor Alvie Modglin violated prescribed guidelines of the police ordinance when he fired chief Tom Eaton on June 30, and ordered that...

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