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Birth Announcements, March 11, 2010 Princeton Union Eagle Great-grandparents are Rachel Bock, Mobridge , SD, and Paul and Kay Slipp, St. Petersburg, Fla
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Birth Announcements, March 11, 2010 - Princeton Union Eagle
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Fond du Lac Ojibwe School takes learning online Pine Journal … Minn., to observe the Apex program in action, and a group of teachers visited Mobridge , SD, to review the Apex program offered there.
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Fond du Lac Ojibwe School takes learning online - Pine Journal
SD woman to plead guilty to bank robbery KTIV AP - March 11, 2010 8:15 AM ET ABERDEEN, SD (AP) - A Mobridge woman is scheduled to plead guilty to robbing a bank in the Walworth County town.
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Parkston's exit leaves Class A title up for grabs Sioux Falls Argus Leader … to the title game for Krogman and the Elks, who lost the draw for the top seed, kicks off with a first-round tilt with seventh-seeded Mobridge -Pollock
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Parkston’s exit leaves Class A title up for grabs - Sioux Falls Argus Leader
Memphis City Council is considering an ordinance that would require the mandatory spay/neuter of all “pit bulls” during their city council meeting on: March 16, 4 PM City Hall, 125 North Main Street It is important to remember that breed-specific mandatory spay/neuter (MSN) is breed-specific legislation . Breed-specific MSN is fraught with all of the problems associated with breed-specific laws–including unequal treatment of dog owners, subjective identification of dog breed based on appearance alone, and no evidence that such laws improve public safety. Additionally, mandatory spay/neuter is not supported by No-Kill advocates, as it has not been shown to reduce shelter populations.
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Memphis, TN: Public meeting regarding breed-specific spay/neuter, March 16
Previous alerts for Elgin: http://stopbsl.com/?s=elgin%2C+il Additional article: http://www.dailyherald.com/story/?id=365174 http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/couriernews/news/2096536,3_1_EL11_06COUNCIL_S1-100311.article Elgin toughens pet law, won’t target pit bulls March 11, 2010 By MIKE DANAHEY mdanahey@stmedianetwork.com ELGIN — The city council unanimously adopted a tougher animal control ordinance Wednesday night, but without the bite of suggested pit bull-specific regulations. “After hearing the various arguments, I have decided that for now it may be appropriate to allow pit bull owners the chance to demonstrate that they are every bit as responsible as they’ve assured me they are,” Councilman John Prigge read from a prepared statement to an audience of more than 250 people. The city had not updated its animal control ordinance in more than 20 years, and after two pit bull dogs mauled a smaller dog to death last spring, started researching the matter.
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Elgin, IL: Elgin toughens pet law, won’t target pit bulls
Dakota Valley ready to post-up vs. Sisseton Sioux City Journal That's the 2:45 matchup this afternoon, while Elkton-Lake Benton will face Mobridge -Pollock at 7 pm The final first-round matchup is between Clark/Willow …
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Dakota Valley ready to post-up vs. Sisseton - Sioux City Journal
Lady Elks gear for SD state playoffs Marshall Independent But now the real fun begins as the Lady Elks ride a 21-game winning streak into the first round against seventh-seeded Mobridge -Pollock (19-5). ..
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Lady Elks gear for SD state playoffs - Marshall Independent
GBK: Elkton-Lake Benton 'A' Class Above KELOLAND TV The Lady Elks will take on No. 7 Mobridge -Pollock in Thursday's State A quarterfinals in Aberdeen. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:00 pm
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GBK: Elkton-Lake Benton ‘A’ Class Above - KELOLAND TV
Five things to watch Rapid City Journal Mobridge -Pollock is looking to improve on a runner-up finish in the 2006 Class A tournament. The Tigers are led by Erin Rabenberg, a 5-foot-8 junior, … High School Girls Basketball: It's wait-and-see for Lady Thorpes Rapid City Journal all 2 news articles »
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Five things to watch - Rapid City Journal