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Scott County Hospital closure ends decades of service for some workers
The doors were locked Wednesday night at Scott County's only hospital, ending decades of service for some doctors, nurses and other staff.
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A veteran and his 'forever friend'
Eight men who suffered war stood shoulder to shoulder in a crooked line. One Iraq war veteran leaned on his good leg, the other scheduled for amputation. A Vietnam vet stood back two steps, unsteady since 9/11 when long-buried war demons revisited. 37 photos: Service dogs for vets with PTSD
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Medbox, Inc. Serves Lawsuit On Imitators And Hires Veteran Public Relations Firm To Assist With Media Coverage
HOLLYWOOD, Calif., May 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Medbox, Inc. (MDBX.PK) ( www.medboxinc.com ), followed up on its lawsuit filed against Dispense Labs, LLC, and its purported parent company, The ...
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Battle Buddies dogs help veterans heal
BATTLE GROUND -- Shannon Walker looked at Kevin Williams' damaged spirit and his yellow Labrador retriever's undisciplined demeanor and saw her chance. Her father had raised her to have reverence for veterans. In Williams and his dog, Sam, the dog trainer saw a way to thank a veteran for his service in a palpable way.
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Cass discount drug cards a success
REMER - Reno Wells, health, human and veterans services director Reno Wells reported Tuesday 1,050 Cass residents have saved $169,092.55 on prescription drug cost since the county initiated a discount drug card program.
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Administration's budget short changes veterans
According to the Veterans of Foreign Wars May magazine, the Obama Administrations's 2013 Fiscal Year Defense Department budget proposal is $4 billion short of what the VFW, AMVETS, Disabled American Veterans, and Paralyzed Veterans of America requested.
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Maine’s poor take to stage in Bangor to dispel myths
Loren, a retired state employee from Surry, talks about the difficulties of obtaining prescription medication for his wife during Wednesday night's Faces of the Poor presentation at Husson University in Bangor on May 23, 2012.
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Postal Service won’t close Hampden facility after all, Collins says
The U.S. Postal Service Eastern Maine Processing and Distribution Facility in Hampden, Maine. Buy Photo
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Medina woman accused of posing as vet faces additional charges
.A Medina County woman accused of animal cruelty and posing as a veterinarian is facing her most serious charge in connection with causing the 2011 death of a Persian Gulf war veteran's service dog.
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Maine’s poor take to stage in Bangor in effort to dispel myths
Loren, a retired state employee from Surry, talks about the difficulties of obtaining prescription medication for his wife during Wednesday night's Faces of the Poor presentation at Husson University in Bangor on May 23, 2012.
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