Deer boom strains rural New York and hunter roles turn
In Milan New York AP reports a deer surge with Bill Conners tallying 200 deer in three hours and forester Bruce Robinson tallying five deer accidents. Officials weigh controls as deer vehicle collisions rise and crop damage costs mount. Porter of the College of Environmental Science and Forestry notes a rising deer stock amid mild winters and suburban encroachment. Deer numbers nationwide now top 25 to 30 million.
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Milan
N.Y
Bill Conners
Bruce Robinson
New York State
William Porter
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
New York
Pennsylvania
Chinese Heritage School aims to preserve culture in New Jersey
In South Brunswick a new Chinese Heritage School enrolls 150 students to keep Asian culture alive in America. Classes cover language Cantonese history and arts while emphasizing heritage alongside American life. Parents cite identity and roots as key goals for their children.
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New South Brunswick
N.J
America
South Brunswick
United States
Calvin Ng
Calvin
New Chinese Heritage School of
New Jersey
Lily Griggs
Connie Chin
Cornwell Mah
Si Country
China
Hong Kong
Spacewalkers connect cables on new ISS framework
Astronauts Bill McArthur and Leroy Chiao floated for six hours outside Discovery to hook up power and data cables on the ISS truss and Unity module. They rearranged antennas, bolted a toolbox, and carefully extended a 6 by 14 foot dish as Mission Control hailed a successful construction milestone.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Space Shuttle
Discovery
McArthur
Chiao
Women march against poverty and violence in Washington
Thousands of women marched through downtown Washington in a World March of Women protest against global poverty and violence toward women. The rally began near the White House and targeted the IMF and World Bank, urging debt relief and better lending terms for poor countries.
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Washington
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
White House
IMF
Ruben Israel
Los Angeles
Geneva
U.N
Kofi Annan
Ramesh Sepehrrad
National Committee of Women For
Iran
Paramedics leave dead man's body in driveway in ashford
In Ashford Washington a 76 year old man died of a heart attack en route to hospital and his body was left in the driveway by emergency workers. His wife has Alzheimer's disease and was said to appear confused. Paramedics said they did not want to take him inside. The nearest hospital is about 50 miles away.
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Ashford, Wash
Charlies Bardsley
Bardsley
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