Andersonville fair features candlelight tour of Civil War site
Andersonville highlights a candlelight visit to the prison site where over 12,000 Union soldiers died. John Tucker notes mass graves and postwar efforts by Clara Barton to identify graves, and residents recall Wirz's war crimes trial and ongoing controversy.
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Woodpeckers Stir Trouble for Arizona Homeowner
In Flagstaff John Pflueger faces a bizarre invasion as woodpeckers hammer windows and drill a water tank top to stash acorns. A red tailed hawk later roams the house, prompting police arrival with guns drawn. State Game and Fish workers note the hawk likely wandered in while pursuing woodpeckers for food.
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Jobless sign up for school at Mount St. Joseph
More than 100 recently unemployed signed up for tuition free classes at the College of Mount St. Joseph to protect education while out of work. Associate Dean Karl Borden notes many adult students attend weekend programs and that the plan expanded to include others seeking affordable education. On the first day of registration, over 120 people enrolled for free weekend classes.
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