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by Letter to the Editor - Elna Robbins, Berkeley Heights (Independent Press)
In a recent letter by Bob Miller, he discussed several issues in which he played fast and loose with the truth. I would like to present alternative views. When he got the call, he delivered (The Saginaw News)
During his medical career, Dr. Lawrence Bruggers delivered thousands of mid-Michigan babies. The longtime Saginaw obstetrician and gynecologist died Wednesday of acute pancreatitis in a Sun City West, Ariz., hospital, after an illness. He was 88. Now trace your family tree (Daily Mirror)
YOU'VE SEEN CELEBS DO IT ON WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE.. As state struggles, farming holds its own (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
Many area farmers are as upbeat as ever about the state's agricultural industry. With good reason: The state's $63 billion agriculture sector is bearing fruit, despite the battered condition of Michigan's economy. Eatonton merchant sees green in red and black (Macon Telegraph)
Marlene Gordon is eagerly awaiting the start of the University of Georgia's football season Saturday. Growers use Web to tout organic produce (The Hanford Sentinel)
Vernon Peterson believes in organic produce. The Kingsburg area tree fruit farmer grows it on his land, packs it in his packing shed and eats it in his home. He has trumpeted the nutritional value of his plums, nectarines and apricots to a succession of reporters and writers, who have in turn featured his farm in several newspaper and magazine articles. Program ensures immigrants learning, legal (The Hazleton Standard-Speaker)
The local Pennsylvania Migrant Education program is one of the most successful in the state when it comes to the number of students who go on to further their education. The Next Stage Festival Of New New Zealand Plays (Scoop.co.nz)
Auckland Theatre Company Literary Unit announces the line-up for this year’s developmental workshops, celebrating 7 years of actively supporting New Zealand playwrights. Retired Saginaw obstetrician Lawrence Bruggers dies (The Saginaw News)
During his medical career, Dr. Lawrence Bruggers delivered thousands of mid-Michigan babies. The longtime Saginaw obstetrician and gynecologist died Wednesday of acute pancreatitis in a Sun City West, Ariz., hospital, after a brief illness. He was 88. Life without plastic: My picnic hiccup (BBC News)
Avoiding plastic is all very well when it just impacts on my own choices but trying to keep it up in company is more difficult. Some friends organised a picnic on Saturday which was lovely - we even had sunny weather.
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