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Maybe that is why their is cancer in Ft. Chipewan??....... In the warm sun the oil literally flows out of the banks into the river over several hundred km of banks..... I have stood there and watched it.... Posted 26/01/08 at 2:07 AM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment .
Commissioner confronts Finch's charges of racism
My whole life has been in the medical and social services fields," Finch said in the statement. "I have served on dozens of boards, advisory committees and task forces of nonprofit organizations over the last 30 years, and I look forward to continuing. I am a person who wants to help those less fortunate, the poor, the sick and the under privileged. While I recognize the importance of administration in helping nonprofit organizations achieve their goals, my heart is in service. The events of the past few months have kept me from that for too long." A memo Arms sent Friday to Community Development Director Erik Hoglund notified Finch and the Community Development staff they would no longer be allowed to serve on the boards of nonprofits that seek federal or locally funded grants issued by the county.
Archives for: July 2007
Hit 4 years ago today Doctors said Engelhardt, 54, is in a permanent vegetative state; she can no longer walk, talk, eat, or communicate It was exactly four years ago today that Engelhardt of Marion was seriously injured on Route 25. Her parked cruiser was rear-ended by a vehicle operated by a drunk driver at nearly 100 miles per hour. She is now a resident of the Middleboro Skilled Nursing and Specialized Care Center, said her daughter, Lora Tedeman of Plymouth... (When asked for permission to set-up a roadside memorial) State Representative Cleon Turner went one better: He suggested naming the interchange off Exit 7 on the westbound side of Route 6 the "State Trooper Ellen Engelhardt Interchange." "From all I'm told, she did a great job there, and this seems a fitting tribute," Turner said.
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