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NEWS
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HEALTH ISSUES
THIS IS TRUE
a humorous mini story,
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71% of all newspapers are recovered for recycling. Over a
third goes back into making more newsprint. The remainder
is used to make paperboard, tissue, insulation or is exported.
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ARCHIVES
APRIL 26, 2007 EDITION |
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Midnight At The Oasis Set For April 28
The fifth annual Midnight at the Oasis will be held Saturday,
April 28 at the Green Park Inn in Blowing Rock.
Donate And Do
Disney!
Donate blood and enter to win a trip to Florida’s
Disney World & Dinner Tickets for Planet Hollywood
from May 1 to 31st
Stars Shine Brightly In The Night
The stars were out Friday night at Watauga Education Foundation’s
Shooting Stars talent showcase and fund raiser, held Appalachian
State University’s Farthing Auditorium.
Signs Of Child
Abuse And Neglect
The following descriptions have been made available by
the state-wide non-profit organization known as Prevent
Child Abuse North Carolina to help the public better understand
the classifications of abuse and neglect
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Joe’s
Gets A Makeover
Joe’s Italian Kitchen is experiencing Joe’s
Italian makeover.
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Community
Mourns
Armfield Coffey
Local businessman, philanthropist
and former newspaper editor
Armfield Coffey died Thursday
after a long illness.
>>FULL STORY
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Toys
To Die For
Bill’s Die Cast Reopens
For Summer
>>FULL STORY
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Kids
Triathlon Planned For April 28
The Boone Area Sports and Events Commission
will be hosting a Kids’ Triathlon at 8:30
a.m. on Saturday, April 28 at the Watauga County
Parks and Recreation Department Swim Complex
and on the Greenway.
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Lovin' Spoonful (cooking)
Sweet Tea 
Volunteer
Project Serves Community
Sandwiches
And Smart Growth
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