Pets - Marin supervisors used personal touch to distribute $612,000 - Marin Independent Journal
February 8th, 2010Marin supervisors used personal touch to distribute $612,000 - Marin Independent Journal
Marin County supervisors distributed more than $612,000 from a discretionary fund over the past 19 months to a wide range of charities, civic and community groups and pet projects. After the Marin County Civil Grand Jury criticized the dispersals in
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Pair helps to keep SPCA dogs warm - Delaware County Daily Times
HAVERFORD Joe and Judy Clemens of Havertown worked doggedly Friday to weather-proof about 65 outdoor kennels at the Delaware County SPCA, just in time for the heavy snowfall. Canines use the 10-foot-by-4-foot enclosures to get a breath of fresh
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DEALTALK-Buzz over hearing aids, pets shows buyouts are back - Reuters
LONDON, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Europe’s private equity market is springing back to life, with buyout shops running the slide rule over firms specialising in anything from recycling to hearing aids, and banks and investors more willing to lend. KKR’s [KKR
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Local VA Shelters Help Those Who Lost Power - WAMU
Maryland officials are doing what they can to help residents recover following yesterday’s blizzard. Gov. Martin O’Malley (D-Md.) says the next few days will be very difficult as the state continues to dig itself out of a blizzard that dumped up to
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Mayor to speak to seniors about new center - Newburyport Daily News
Mayor Thatcher Kezer and his Chief of Staff Kendra Amaral will meet with seniors tomorrow at 11:20 a.m. for a special lunch and to lay out plans for the new Transportation Center/Senior Center breaking ground this spring. Questions and comments about
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Strangers Offer Homeless UCSD Student a Home - MSNBC
When San Diegans heard the story of a homeless UCSD student, forced to live in his car, they didn t only open up their hearts to him, they opened up their homes. 21-year old David, who didn t want to reveal his last name, is a junior at UCSD with
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