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BILLINGS, Mont – Friday morning, the Billings Police Department partnered with T-6 Advanced Training and Career Development Group a nonprofit to host a “getting through the grind” — a workshop

© Provided by Xinhua KABUL, Nov. 5 (Xinhua) -- Eying China vast market, Afghan craftsman Bustan Barati has decided to increase the capacity of his smal

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Breaking Free: Healing the Split Mind and Becoming Congruent Are you ready to open up to all your life can be? Are you ready to thrive? Then it's time to Break Free! The Xina Allen LLP partners, an ACIM-Based Community, will be hosting this two-day interactive workshop. "Breaking Free" is a 9-step channeled process. The workshop will showcase a presentation format, channeling by Xina Allen, and include smaller breakout group discussions. Conference Registration DOES NOT include fo...

Northern part of the state right on the border with oklahoma. >> reporter: here in texas clean-up efforts are underway after one of around 18 tornadoes touched down here. the damage is extensive. behind me you can see whats left of a workshop. you can see pieces of that workshop strewn all over the place. the siding wrappedded around this tree. you can even see pieces of this workshop high up in the tree just incredible to think about how strong these winds were, how strong this tornado was as a...

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Here’s a roundup of garden and plant events in the region in November.

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LINCOLN – Children and adults are invited to make old-fashioned Christmas ornaments on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 1 to 3 p.m. The make-and-take workshops will be held at the Pullens

Cornell hemp professor Dr. Heather Grab talks about her work and the National Hemp Industry Needs Workshop.