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Lou Gehrig's Disease run for research to be held on April 20
Three and a half years. To some people and in certain circumstances that might seem like a lot of time. To someone suffering with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) it means the end or nearly so anyway.

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Why am I still fat when I diet all the time?
Iím not a doctor, not a dietician, not a nurse, not a medical professional, so the advise or information I share is not of a medical nature.

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Browerville hosts the Todd County Township Association meeting
Over one hundred people attended the Township Association meeting held in the spacious Browerville Community Center on April 10.
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Spring Bugs will be arriving soon!
Over the next month or so, depending on when spring finally arrives, we will be seeing bugs in our home. Already people are bringing insects into the office wondering where they are coming from. I think the most common ìbugî we will see this spring is boxelder bugs.
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Results of student surveys reveal insights
In late December 2007, the state released the results for the 2007 Minnesota student surveys which were from an interagency team consisting of the Minnesota Departments of Education, Health, Human Services and Public Safety. The survey is a voluntary and anonymous survey taken by Minnesota students in grades six, nine and twelve.
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