Bears raid cabins as food scarcities push in Idaho
West bears near hibernation shift from berries and nuts to imprudently raiding cars and cabins. Mama, papa, and cubs scavenge leftovers as huckleberries and pine cones are scarce this year in Boise area.
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Boise, Idaho
Top 5 Web Roundup Highlights Court Hearing and School Discipline
Bravo appears at court hearing and RISD disciplines students over donuts. Greene records four interceptions as GHS dominates. Dragonflies draw crowd to Bitter Lake with activities and exhibits.
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Bravo
RISD
Greene
Bitter Lake
NMMI Opens WJCAC Play with Win Over Clarendon College
The New Mexico Military Institute Broncos beat Clarendon College 3-0 at Cahoon Armory to extend their home winning streak to 13 and move to 9-6 overall while starting 1-0 in the Western standings.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Broncos
Cahoon Armory
Clarendon
Texas
Obama asks Congress for $20 billion shopping list
Obama pushes a $20 billion plus request to fund schools grants an ailing Postal Service and lawsuits as Congress prepares a must pass bill to avert a government shutdown. Republican critics warn the plan may falter amid midterm political pressure and budget concerns.
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Washington
Obama
Congress
Postal Service
Tom Latham
Iowa
White House
Fiesta marks Mexico 200th birthday with peaceful parade
Amid rising drug violence Mexico celebrates two hundredth anniversary with a $40 million fiesta on Reforma Avenue and Zocalo Plaza. About 60,000 along the main parade route cheered while President Calderon prepared to issue the Grito at the plaza.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Reforma Avenue
Zocalo Plaza
Felipe Calderon
Spain
Donuts fueling dispute at Roswell school board meeting
Roswell Independent School District’s attorney says a doughnut gesture by about 200 Church on the Move protesters was not a kind act but an tactic to advance the group’s agenda. Parishioners spoke Tuesday amid a dispute over discipline of students who tried to leave messages with doughnuts for teachers.
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Roswell
Roswell Independent School
Jerry Walz
Mission Arch debated at Roswell aging meeting
Roswell Commission on Aging discussed Mission Arch Care and Rehabilitation Center. Tom Dunlap updated on the facility dispute, noting residents endured extreme heat before cooling and ongoing complaints of carbon monoxide. He mentioned five lawsuits, three for retaliatory dismissal, and reviewed elder reporting procedures.
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Mission Arch
Roswell
Commission On Aging
Tom Dunlap
County officials push for ballot secrecy safeguards
Elections officials from Bernalillo, Santa Fe and Los Alamos counties argued against a secretary of state plan to bar public access to the voter roster after Election Day in precincts with ballot secrecy risks. They urged alternative reporting changes during post election canvass to protect secrecy while preserving transparency.
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Santa FE
Secretary of State
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Los Alamos
Mary Herrera
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Bernalil
Herrera fights alleged misconduct as re election bid begins
Secretary of State Mary Herrera rejects claims of wrongdoing within her office as politically motivated. She cites disputes with former staffers A J Salazar Manny Vildasol and James Flores, notes FBI involvement rumors, defends savings to taxpayers and says she welcomes any official review.
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Herrera
A.J. Salazar
Manny Vildasol
James Flores
Roswell Daily Record
Salazar
A.J
FBI
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