Police remove tree-sitting protesters at wooded land dispute
In Bloomington, developers cleared land for a 208-unit low income apartment complex on a 50 acre site. Police arrested over nine protesters for trespassing as climbers remained in trees. A protester named Moss spoke from a 90 foot oak amid dismantling platforms and debris.
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Privacy rules eased to ease medical info sharing
Washington federal guidelines loosen privacy rules, allowing pharmacists to fill prescriptions by phone and doctors to discuss patient details with family in waiting rooms without consent fears. The 33 page document says written consent may still be required in many cases, while clarifying acceptable communications to protect care quality.
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Civil War Monitor artifacts reveal daily life aboard ship
At Mariners' Museum Newport News curators display encrusted Monitor components taken June 29. Wastewater fittings engine room bell and copper wires show crew life beyond battle, emphasizing maintenance and daily routines aboard the 1862 ironclad during its sinking off Cape Hatteras.
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