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Coyote control
Oct 01, 2008
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No matter how many precautions a sheep farmer takes – fencing, guard dogs, blaring music in the middle of the night – there will be
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Hawks hockey squad best in league
Feb 24, 2010
Posted 6 months ago in /
Probably karma that the prettiest goal of the game – and maybe one of the niftiest dangles of the Red Hawk hockey season – turned
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Fighting is part of the game
Apr 22, 2009
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Watching the Leafs battle the Habs on CBC this past Saturday night, the broadcaster shared a story about a rookie in the NHL. The youngster
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Killing for the fun of it
June 18, 2008
Posted 2 years ago in /
Some people. Some people, the first thing they do when they see a snake is go get a shovel. Or a hoe. Or an ax.
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Golden boy
Jan 07, 2009
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What’s next, a Stanley Cup in Vancouver? He led Team Canada in scoring, flew under the media radar, and played his best game when it counted.
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Coyotes out of control: farmers
Sept 10, 2008
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After mad cow disease killed the beef market and poor prices made raising pigs futile, farmers were told to make the transition to sheep. This
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Porcupine soup? Road kill is not on the menu
June 24, 2009
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It was the tinkling sound of porcupine quills swirling in my soup bowl that made me first wonder just why I thought teaming up with
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Help kill cancer
Sept 09, 2009
Posted 1 year ago in /
This month, Mindenites will have an opportunity to aid in the fight against a terrible foe, an invisible killer that is truly an enemy of
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A licence to kill
Jan 13, 2010
Posted 7 months ago in /
It was less than a year ago that a couple of friends from my old newspaper made the trek to Washington to help celebrate the
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A taste for human flesh
July 29, 2009
Posted 1 year ago in /
One of the best things about living in our neck of the woods is that there is nothing in them that wants to eat us. So