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(ARA) - Every year, rain or shine, walkers across the country join together to bring awareness to a deadly disease. They walk for their friends, family, co-workers and themselves.
Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes, the American Diabetes …
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7/10/12
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You don't have to be an expert to create a beautiful yard that makes your neighbors green with envy.
(NAPSI)You dont have to be an expert to create a beautiful yard that makes your neighbors green with envy. With a little knowledge and the right equipment for the job at hand, you can easily enjoy a healthy, green lawn.
Here are a few tips to …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 6/2/12 |
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Be the taste of the town and serve a Layered Salad made with Byrons BBQ. (NAPS)
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6/2/12
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(NAPSI)—As the weather heats up, picnics offer the perfect outdoor activity for family, friends and foodies alike. A meal under the sun provides a picturesque setting to impress loved ones with an on-the-go gourmet feast while making the most of …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 6/20/12 |
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(NAPSI)—Smartphones make life so much more convenient, but if they are lost or stolen, your personal information may be exposed. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to protect your information.
Here are a few tips from CTIA—the …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 6/20/12 |
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(ARA) - The life expectancy for average Americans is longer than ever before - 78 years for a child born in 2007 versus 71 who was born in 1970, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
That's the good news, and it's been …
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5/28/12
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(ARA) - Each year in the United States, millions of American children are hospitalized and must face the challenges of overcoming illness while staying in unfamiliar hospital environments. The physical and emotional toll can be extensive for …
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4/16/12
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(ARA) - Summer is upon us, and so is the aroma of delicious home-cooked meals prepared for family and friends out on the grill. To keep dishes interesting and to serve something to please a crowd, you'll need just the right recipe and ingredients. …
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3/14/12
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(ARA) - Knowing your risk for developing type 2 diabetes is the first step in preventing or delaying the disease.
One person who knows the importance of understanding the risks for type 2 diabetes is Gary Deckman. Deckman was the runner-up on the …
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2/28/12
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Christine Fossett has been named publisher of The Chronicle in Centralia. Fossett, who started with The Chronicle in 1988 and has served in a variety of positions, succeeds Dennis R. Waller, who has been promoted to president and CEO of parent …
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5/23/11
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Patty Slusher
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1/26/11
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Publishers take note: Your web content is a bigger appeal to national advertisers than you might think, and in some cases gives you a slight edge over other local competitors, according to Katie Risch, vice president of media relations for Centro, a …
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By Adolfo Mendez | Editor
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8/1/10
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This dynamic Webinar will explain the opportunities available to newspapers to generate revenue with classified verticals online, and present the latest trends in auto, real estate and recruitment. Learn how newspapers can leverage their strengths …
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4/27/10
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Charter boat fishing is just one of several recreational activities available. There's also parasailing, kayaking, jet skiing, shopping, and more. Photo by Kathy Ballanfant
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1/31/10
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It’s a bear market, but Bill Osborne, a consultant who has spent his entire career with newspapers, isn’t bearish.
Osborne said the word “bear” can serve as a useful acronym when discussing newspaper leadership in tough times, and he …
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By Adolfo Mendez | Editor
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8/2/09
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About a year ago, Paula Casey, executive director of the Phoenix-based Arizona Newspapers Association, along with several newspaper members met with officials from the American Interscholastic Association, the state association that regulates high …
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By Adolfo Mendez | Editor
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1/25/09
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The public is invited to attend Spokesman-Review editorial meetings, which are also Webcast online.
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6/24/08
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The Florida Times-Union had a problem: it owned an e-mail blast tool but had never used it.So the Jacksonville daily created "e-Magazines," a suite of e-mail newsletters intended to bring more readers to the newspaper's Web site, Jacksonville.com. …
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By Jeremy Weber
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9/5/07
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Before joining SNG in March, he was a GateHouse Media regional general manager overseeing the Ohio dailies,
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5/4/17
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Albert K. Sherman Jr. and family agreed to sell substantially all of the assets of the Edward A. Sherman Publishing Company, which publishes the Newport (R.I.) Daily News and other publications in a …
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12/6/17
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I think we’re going on roughly 24 years of trying to figure out this internet thing and what we should do about it. Being the incumbent market share leader in the face of massive disruption is …
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Jim Hart, Phoenix
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6/1/18
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March Madness—with its potential to create college basketball brackets contests—is just around the corner...
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1/23/19
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