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Column: Feds fired their only thrifty employees

BEVERLY HILLS - God bless America, and how's everybody? The White House gave an ad agency $20 million to glorify the Health Care Reform law. It never ends.

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Column: Landscapes make first and last impressions

Most homeowners recognize the need to remodel the inside of their homes but don't realize that their landscaping also benefits from an occasional updating.

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Safeway Foundation donates $50,000 to YRMC for local breast cancer programs

The Safeway Foundation recently donated $50,000 from proceeds raised through its stores to support the local fight against breast cancer.

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Untreated sleep apnea linked to cancer

Dear Dr. Rosenberg: I just read that sleep apnea can cause cancer. My husband has sleep apnea and refuses treatment. Could you tell me any more about this?

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Men should be more actively involved in their health

Statistics show that men are less likely to actively take part in their healthcare, to pursue preventive care, or to address chronic healthcare issues when they come to light.

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THE GOOD PATIENT: Do doctors think patients should have a say in the care...

The New England Journal of Medicine ran a series of articles on the relationship between patients and doctors.

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A guide to great grandparenting

Child-rearing has changed since today's grandparents raised kids. Back then, there were no apps or nurse hotlines to answer health questions, babies were put to bed in whatever position was most...

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Column: Dad-daughter activities always require compromise

This weekend, the Indianapolis 500 will celebrate its 101st year. Every year, I force my girls to sit down and watch one full race with me.

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Group raises awareness about gluten-free dining, grocery options

If you'd have asked her about gluten-free food in the tri-city a few years ago, Diane Jacobs would have scoffed. Today she beams.

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Talking about senior suicide is not contagious

For whatever reason, as a society we seem to be afraid to discuss suicide among the elderly. It's as if talking about it might make it happen. On the contrary, not talking about it will most assuredly...

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Days Past: Louis C. Miller: Blind miner, outlaw, orator - Part II

Louis Clair Miller was an ex-constable and himself a troublemaker in Prescott who was jailed for forging a check in 1897. In last week's Days Past, I began the final chapter of his life story.

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Two charged for illegally possessing coati

Prescott Valley and Bullhead City residents have been charged with possession of restricted wildlife after keeping a coati as a pet in Prescott Valley.

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Free fishing in Verde Saturday

COTTONWOOD - The public is invited to a free day of fishing during the Verde Valley Fishing Fun Day from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday at Dead Horse Ranch State Park next to Cottonwood.

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Recent birding in the central highlands

Last Friday I led a bird walk at the Highlands Center for Natural History. It was a windy day and I was concerned the winds would negatively affect our ability to find birds, as they tend to hunker...

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A good dog needs a good home

Trust is important. Just ask Rally. For months, he's been looking for just the right person who can build his confidence and help him become the best dog he can be.

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Column: Some bloodsuckers thirstier than others

HOLLYWOOD - God bless America, and how's everybody? New York State reported losing 600,000 residents to Florida in the last 10 years for lower taxes.

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UAF Superstar of the Week: Lance

Lance is a talker and happily greets everyone who enters Kitty City in Petco. He thoroughly enjoys being petted and getting attention.

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Zoo invites people to visit during cool summer nights

PRESCOTT - The Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary in Prescott invites visitors to stop by on Saturday nights this summer for "Nocturnal Nature Nights at the Zoo."

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Real estate investors group to meet Tuesday

The Prescott-area group of the Arizona Real Estate Investors Association (AZREIA) will meet from 5:30 to 7:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 5, at the Yavapai Title Conference Room, 1235 E. Gurley St., Prescott.

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'Songs of the Spirit'

A "Songs of the Spirit" concert takes place 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 3, in the sanctuary at American Lutheran Church, 1085 Scott Drive, Prescott.

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