Indian woman builds law career near Bemidji
Peggy Treuer grew up facing racism and odds as an Indian woman. She earned a nursing path and federal grants expertize, then studied law at Catholic University and later formed Treuer & Day in Bemidji Cass Lake. Her practice now serves Indian clients predominantly with family law and personal injury cases while advocating housing issues. She and husband Bob Treuer, a writer, manage a 200 acre tree farm and balance family life with a growing firm.
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Town guards Priceless Summay Oak in historic Louisiana
In Ponchatoula Louisiana the Summay Oak is insured for 25000 by Fireman's Fund Insurance. Estimated at 325 to 350 years old with a 25 foot trunk circumference. Registered by the Louisiana Federation of Garden Clubs as the second oldest tree in the state. Policy covers fire vandalism lightning and malicious mischief at one cent per 100 dollars of coverage. Other FFIC insured oddities include an alligator roadside attraction and a Godzilla suit for a film promotion.
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