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Google News: That squirrel is calling again
[Bluff Country Reader] - Karen Wright of Mankato asks how honeybees survive the winter. Insects are cold-blooded, so their body temperatures reflect the ambient temperature. If they become too cold, they lose the ability to move their muscles and die. When it gets cold
Google News: Death Notices
[LubbockOnline.com] - Rix Funeral Directors. Allene Patterson Williams, 85, of Plainview died Feb. 17, Graveside services will be 10 am Tuesday in Petersburg Cemetery. Lemons Funeral Home of Plainview. Karen Wright, 55, of Lubbock died Feb. 18,
Google News: James Watling, 69
[HollandSentinel.com] Laura, Andrew Watling and wife, Karen, Wright Watling and Charlie Watling; sisters, Christine W. Paddock, Ann B. Dorsey, Wilhelmina Rippetoe and husband, Patrick; cousin, Sallie Coughlin and husband, Curt; and four grandchildren, James Stroburg
JPs take pity on country estate hunting dog that tore lumps of ...
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[Daily Mail] - Roberta Wright, the group's chairman, said: 'Personally, I would not have an Akita running loose on a big estate. They are hunting dogs and it is very difficult to get them back on a lead when running free in your average field, let alone a big estate
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