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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his wife Laureen board a government aircraft as they prepare to depart from Ottawa, on Monday February 6, 2012. Harper is heading for a five-day visit to China. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld
Camellias in the spotlight at LSU AgCenter's station in Hammond, La.
HAMMOND, La. - The annual camellia garden stroll is planned Feb. 26 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the LSU AgCenter's Hammond Research Station.
Sponsored by the AgCenter and Tangipahoa Master Gardeners, the open house affords plant lovers a chance to walk among more than 500 Camellia japonicas and sasanquas ...
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Verde says its planned potash mine in Brazil will cost about US$654 million
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ICE Futures Canada: Canola futures prices lower, barley unchanged
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"GO, ladies, go! ..."
Posted by: Deborah Boschman
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"Right on! The people at city hall dare to say that if people do not show up at meetings they have no right to complain. ..."
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"With the STRONG union such as the firefighters have,I dont understand how such things can go on without a resolution. ..."
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"BRAVO, indeed!It's ABOUT TIME! ..."
Posted by: Deborah Boschman
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"Its still very common to see people on their cell phones...I see it almost every day! maybe this will curtail it somewhat. ..."
Posted by: Hellen and Ken Burnell
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“Right on! The people at city hall dare to say that if people do not show up at meetings they have no right to complain. Well I beg to differ! Not everyone has the stuffing to stand and speak in front of a crowd, I prefer to write a letter or to talk to a councillor that will not snicker at me while im talking.”
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