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Rabbits Aren't Just for Easter | The Heart of the Farm is the Family - Vimarsana News

Rabbits Aren't Just for Easter | The Heart of the Farm is the Family

Rabbits make for cute pets, but require commitment, say the families who breed, raise and show rabbits, including members of the Pennsylvania State Rabbit Breeders Association.

Rabbits, projects take over the Livestock Show - Vimarsana News

Rabbits, projects take over the Livestock Show

Wednesday tends to be the busiest, loudest day of the week at the Henderson County Livestock Show as animals of all shapes and sizes make their way into the J.D.

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Solange | Mix 99.5 | Lora and Matt in the Morning

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Pets of the week: A velvety rabbit and a sweet senior dog - Vimarsana News

Pets of the week: A velvety rabbit and a sweet senior dog

Learn more about these pets looking for permanent homes. Written By: News Tribune | × Romeo and Kylo (Submitted photos) Romeo is a 35-pound black Schnauzer mix who is about 10 years old. He found himself at Animal Allies after his previous home could no longer care for him. Romeo is a sweet and calm gentleman who loves to go for walks. He enjoys being around people and sitting on a lap while receiving pets. If he's given a squeaky toy, he will happily sit and play with it for as long as you let him. Animal Allies, Duluth, 218-722-5341, animalallies.net.

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TCTC senior takes aim for gun safety | News, Sports, Jobs

bcole@tribtoday.com Staff photo / R. Michael Semple Cathy McCauley, 18, of Howland, demonstrates taking aim at a target with a Smith & Wesson .22-caliber long-barrel pistol at the Vienna Fish and Game Club in Vienna. She did not fire the gun. HOWLAND — Teens can hunker down for hours on couches mashing controller buttons to blast electronic targets into explosions of pixels. Or they can be like Cathy McCauley, who, on a chilly Friday afternoon, lined up her Smith & Wesson .22-caliber long-barrel pistol on a paper target across an expanse of a soppy green yard surrounded by the woods of the ...