Bald eagle named Killer near St Paul released to fly free
A wounded American bald eagle nicknamed Killer, shot by a hunter and tethered for months at Minnesota's Raptor Rehabilitation and Research Program, nears release after surgeries and rehabilitation. Staff describe the bird as a scrapper with a seven foot wingspan, now training outdoors with other eagles at Carpenter Nature Center.
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ST. Paul
Ming
Hudson
Wis
University of Minnesota
Patrick Redig
Redig
Veterinary School
Carpenter Nature Center
Hastings
Minn
St. Croix River
Commemorative plaque honors Weinberg Center supporters
A plaque listing donors of $100 or more has been hung in the Weinberg Center for the Arts lobby. Volunteers underpin center operations from maintenance to security and programming, aiding the 1983 anniversary as the venue grows with community and professional arts. The center began as Tivoli in 1926 and was presented to Frederick in 1977 by the Dan Weinberg family.
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Weinberg Center For the Arts
Weinberg
Frederick
Dan Weinberg
Center For the Arts
Arts
Arts Council
Fredericktowne Players
Octorian Theatre Company
CETA
Maryland
Terry Pickell
Pets bite back as NH letter carriers dodged by dogs and cats
Concord based Postal Service safety officer says about 250 carriers faced 20 dog bites and a severe cat scratch this spring, with poodles singled out for sneaky attacks. Weather and pet irritability linked to rain are blamed. carriers trained to keep bags between themselves and pets and, in extreme cases, use irritant spray.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Robert Gootee
Postal Service
James Paine
Gootet
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Frederick City
Corinne Comulada
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Vindobone Nursing Home
Braddock Heights
Sertoma Club
Heft
Steve Pearson
Sertomes Speech and Hearing Committer
Nayods Kefanver
Vindobone
C. Kurt Holter
Vindobona
Pete
U.S. Gov't
California
Fee & Pac
Maryla
Wara
Penta Calainel
Tereggg
CBS
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