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Obits, Wednesday, March 17th, 2021 March 17 funeral announcements A Strawberry Point man, 72 year old Marvin Morley, died Monday. Services will be held at a later date at Cass Township Cemetery in Strawberry Point. Leonard Muller funeral home is handling the arrangements. -- Services for a Fredericksburg woman, 85 year old Cora Hartson, are Saturday at 10:30am at Peace United Church of Christ in Fredericksburg. Burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Friends may call 4-7pm Friday at Hugeback Johnson funeral home in Fredericksburg, with a 6:30pm scripture service, and an hour before services at the church. -- Get our free mobile app A Cresco woman, 89 year old Sylvia Quandahl, died Sunday. A public visitation will be held Thursday, 2:30-6:30pm at Lindstrom funeral home in Cresco. A private family service will take place at Orleans Lutheran church, burial in the church cemetery. Lindstrom funeral home is assisting the family.
Wyoming ranchers lean on tax break to keep pricey properties MIKE KOSHMRL, Jackson Hole News & Guide March 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Gene Linn and his daughter, Laura Meadows, distribute a sled full of hay to livestock at the Linn Ranch near Wilson, Wyo., on Jan. 20, 2021. Recipients included nine Salers cattle, some donkeys and llamas formerly owned by late Jackson Hole resident Steve Romeo. (Kayla Renie/Jackson Hole News & Guide via AP)Kayla Renie/AP JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) — Upon hearing Laura Meadows utter their names, Norman and Handy pushed off toward the Linn family’s small pasture pulling a sleigh full of hay. The two stout, blond Haflinger horses knew the drill, easily jerking forward hundreds of pounds of cured grass cut off the Serenity Ranch last summer. The hay was bound for the rumens of nine Salers cattle and a handful of rescue donkeys and llamas that hang with the herd. On this Wednesday in late January, Norman and Handy were cooperative and obedient as they went about their afternoon routine. That’s not always the case.
Body found in Morley, Mo. lagoon The Scott County Sheriff’s Office, Missouri State Highway Patrol and Scott County Rural Fire Protection District responded to a report of a body found in a sewage lagoon in Morely, Mo. (Source: KFVS/Jordin Wyatt) By Marsha Heller and Jordin Wyatt | February 24, 2021 at 1:00 PM CST - Updated February 24 at 1:00 PM MORLEY, Mo. (KFVS) - Multiple first responders reported to the Morley Sewage Lagoon on Wednesday morning, February 24 after receiving a call that a body had been discovered in the water. According to Scott County Sheriff Chief Deputy Ron Meridith, a man, reported missing on Tuesday, was walking his dog and fell into the lagoon.
Two West MI Teens Admit To Doing $50K In Damage to School As teenagers, we've all done something or maybe even a few things that are considered quite dumb or regrettable. Not many of us can say our night of bad decisions led to damages over $50,000 and possible jail time. Not the case in Mecosta County for two West Michigan teens. Mecosta County Sheriff's Department told Fox 17 that in fact, two teenagers have admitted to being the suspects who broke into Stanwood Elementary on Halloween night and causing well over $50,000 worth of damage to the elementary school building. According to Fox 17, the two suspects were a 15-year-old from Morley and a 14-year-old from Stanwood. In all, Mecosta County Sherrif's Department said that the Halloween night break-in ended up costing the school district over $57,000 to repair and clean up.
announcement that they're not going to extend free school lunches during half term we know someone... the great british public are now getting behind marcus and in a big way. this week we will be giving out free school lunches to any child who needs it. if you are struggling... we will do our best... here at the gainsborough trinity foundation... at this great yarmouth pub... morley and west yorkshire... the thought of any child going hungry, we couldn't let it happen. this local business is answering the call by marcus rashford. that is a picture for many across the country to see. so many people do off their own backs all over the country, for me it was just a really proud moment. it has been the most challenging year for everyone around the country and i think the least that children deserve as a christmas dinner this year. manchester united now lead 2—1.
have. audit to withdraw and of course in a worst case scenario we have to watch. can you tell us why mr morley in that match in tokyo apparently the semifinal why he felt of bloodshed why it's apparently that is the standard in these cases for that why he felt obliged to lose the match against israeli opponent so we've found out that and as the report showed a value he received instructions from iranian authorities to not complete and it's an edge that these iranian authorities thought one of them was the iranian deputy sports minister and the other one was going in and then pick committee president that they told him that iranian security services are at your parents' house so they were putting pressure on the family that dad to get his son not so the i mean and if you have that kind intimidation what's your family of course you're going to give up a match of course you're going to lose it all withdraw ok finally just briefly is mr malaysia getting any support from the sporting world outside of iran so the
unilaterally democratic call for this. and i think it does put the democratic leaders in particular like nancy pelosi in a little bit more of a bind. there is a lot more pressure potentially on her to move forward with some kind of impeachment proceedings. and i think that you will -- you hear from sources on the hill that that is something that they are going to consider, not necessarily that they're going to hold impeachment itself, but just to begin an investigation into impeachment which would allow them, frankly, much morley way to subpoena witnesses like don mcgahn, witnesses like bob mueller who now have both declined to come forward under certain circumstances to testify before certain committees. it would be a lot harder if there is an impeachment investigation for them to decline. also, it's a lot harder for the white house to deny documents, deny access to certain staff. in that case potentially i think this does help move things more towards opening some kind of investigation like that, which is kind of one step forward to potential impeachment trial. but i don't think that you'll
think it has to be at the reptile is in the kitchen with out of sight it's a common spot for snakes which often enter through pipes in search of food some species i tracked into the order of meat or dairy products. to china now. this is a rat snake may that snake if it's not venomous but is large enough to frighten the family. the police constable uses tongs to pull the snake out of its hiding spot. in the snake the safety back to the entire procedure can take and always requires a highly trained hand. the snake is then released into son jack on the national park forest afaf and officers make a record of the release. morley that john has rescued more than three thousand
animals only increasing. morley that jogger has made it his mission to me to keep this conflict he's the one people call when anyone finds a snake in a densely populated area. he has a special understanding of these reptiles and seems almost fearless. car but of course we're scared of them but in reality they're ten times more scared of us because we are encroaching on their habitat. job of is a constable with the mumbai police alongside those duties he's also the city's go to snake rescue. at his desk in the south region control room his phone constantly