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Area prepares for long Fourth of July weekend

Wondering how to celebrate the Fourth of July? There is plenty to pick from including parades, music, an ice cream social, a dance and firework displays throughout the county this weekend. And let's not forget the 4th Jam for Uncle Sam.
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Roll out the (rain) barrel
RAYMOND — On a hot summer day, Ron Henry straddles a plastic barrel. He dons a pair of safety glasses, fires up his high-speed air tool and sets to work. Full story>>


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CHICAGO — Jake Fox’s persistence and patience in drawing a game-winning, bases-loaded walk Friday should come as no surprise. He’s a determined guy with big minor league numbers trying to find a permanent job with the Chicago Cubs. Full story>>


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The True Cost of Government-Run Health Care
For the past several months, debate over health care reform has unfortunately been relegated to partisan rhetoric and hypothetical proposals. The public was recently treated to its first glimpse of the House Majority’s intentions when a “tri-committee” discussion draft was released last week. As expected, their plan centers around a “public plan” option coupled with heavy insurance mandates and extensive government regulation. Notably absent from the draft were specifics on how this reform will be financed. As various Senate proposals have been reported to cost over a trillion dollars, this omission is striking to say the least. Full Story>>

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Palin resignation leaves questions on 2012 run
WASILLA, Alaska - Even for a nonconformist, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin has defied political logic with her sudden, stunning announcement to leave office more than a year early. Full story>>


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When Beth and Don Minikel depart for the Republic of Moldova, they won’t know for sure when they will return to the United States, if at all. The couple, who currently live in Racine, are planning to go to the central European country sometime in the next six months to work with a missionary team. And, if all goes well, they just might make Moldova — which sits between Romania and the Ukraine — their new home. Full story>>


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