By Jonathan Roberts / Winona State University student
. Winona is 12 blocks wide. From Lake Street to Second Street, it is 0.9 miles, according to Google Maps. And Merchants Bank is leveling the buildings on their block for a parking lot?
To be honest, I could care less that they are tearing down the buildings, but what makes me upset is that they are doing it to put up a parking lot....
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The 500-attorney national law firm of Edwards Angell Palmer & Dodge announced today that its clients, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited and Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, Inc., have prevailed in a fees motion involving the patent infringement action against generic drug manufacturers challenging Takeda's patent on ACTOS(R) (pioglitazone hydrochlori...
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Representatives from the National Weather Service in Birmingham, Alabama Power, Corps of Engineers and the Alabama State Emergency Management Association attended the county commission meeting on Monday to present the Dallas County Emergency Management Agency with a FloodReady plaque. Dallas County is now the second county in the state deemed FloodReady.
"FloodReady is a program that ensu...
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The other U.S. business executives who will lead the BBB initiative are David Murdock, chairman and CEO, Dole Food Co. Inc.; Len Rodman, chairman, president and CEO, Black & Veatch Corp.; Carol Bartz, executive chairman of the board, Autodesk Inc.; Barbara Barrett, owner and...
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officers came to the door. He was arrested, again, but this time the kids and I left. Annie saved all of us, three boys, herself and me.
In June of 1999, I was so ill I could hardly get out of bed. My friend and now husband, took me to see a doctor who found a mass on my lower left side. On July 7, 1999, I went to surgery and they found that both my colon and bladder had been perforated f...
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A MOTORIST who was in a coma for nine days after his car crashed into another vehicle and burst into flames following a high-speed police chase has escaped an immediate prison sentence because of his injuries.
James Ratcliffe, 23, who arrived at Ipswich Crown Court on crutches yesterday, spent three months in intensive care and was thought unlikely to survive following the accident in Jan...
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A St. Louis man pleaded not guilty Monday in Boone County Circuit Court to charges of first-degree involuntary manslaughter and two counts of second-degree assault in connection with a crash that killed one of his best friends and injured two others.
Adam Droesch, 22, entered the plea in front of Boone County Presiding Circuit Judge Gene Hamilton. His attorney, Patrick Eng, said he is neg...
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Keeping watch over a sick relative as a child helped Judy Briggs decide what she wanted to do with her life.
Briggs, the chief executive of the Carolina Behavioral Health Alliance in Winston-Salem, was told as an eighth-grader to monitor the hospital intravenous unit attached to her mother, who had severe asthma. Briggs remembers counting each drop of fluid that drained into the IV bag.Posted in read more
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LIFE assurers’ increasing ability to create products that are appropriate for lowincome customers helped to drive up recurring premium inflows in the first half of this year, the latest figures from the Life Offices Association (LOA) show.
The association represents 95% of life assurers and its members administer assets worth more than R100bn.
In its half-yearly figures, the ...
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