‘Don’t Drink the Water’ auditions set July 24-25
Director Jim Rambo will have two sessions of auditions for the comedy “Don’t Drink the Water,” the final production of the Putnam County Playhouse’s 50th season. The first tryout session will be…
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Drink Some Anaconda Ale Beer and Support the Snakes at Oregon Coast Aquarium
Rogue Ales Unveiled a New Anaconda Ale in Honor of the Aquarium’s Soon-to-be Mama Anaconda By Cindy Hanson Newport, OR – Just as the Oregon Coast Aquarium’s husbandry staff began maternity watch on the soon-to-be mama anaconda in its Swampland exhibit, Rogue Ales unveiled a new Anaconda Ale in her honor. Anaconda Ale will be sold at Rogue Ales Brewpubs and the Aquarium gift shop, with a portion …
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N.B. farmer jailed overseas seeks debt repayment delay
Lawyers for a New Brunswick farmer who has been jailed in Lebanon are before the courts in a effort to delay repayment of more than $ 8 million in the farm’s debts.
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Farmer criticises ‘barmy’ arrest over rook
A FARMER and parish councillor has backed the actions of an Island man suspected of shooting and selling fledgling rooks. Agreeing with the editor of the Shooting Times about harvesting rook meat, Ashey farmer, Cllr Howard Johnson, described the 45-year-old suspect’s arrest by the police as “absolutely barmy” and said young rooks were a nuisance to crops.
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Farmer’s Market Celebrates Milestone
The South Memphis Farmer’s Market had many reasons to celebrate Thursday. Not only were they commemorating their second year of providing healthy local foods to the community, they also just received a $ 250,000 grant from the Plough Foundation that will be used t build a permanent market facility. FOX13’s Lynn Lampkin reports.
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Education sessions new addition to farmer’s market
The Marquette Farmer’s Market has seen a new feature start up this summer.
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Don’t Drink the Water: 8 Glasses a Day Theory Questioned
Scottish doctor Mary McCartney calls this recommendation “nonsense” and cites that there are no clear studies or convincing evidence to support this claim.
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Drink like Harry Potter: The secret of Butterbeer
It took chef Steve Jayson, the vice-president and corporate executive chef at Universal Studios, three years to come up with a recipe for the sweet, magical delight.
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Trott says drink problem threatened his career
LONDON (Reuters) – Batsman Jonathan Trott, currently fourth in the world test rankings, has said a drink problem once threatened his career.
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Cabby on drink driving and causing death charges
A TAXI driver was charged on Thursday with drink driving and causing the death of a pedestrian. Sukhwindar Singh s/o Teja Singh, 59, is alleged to have driven at the signalised junction of Victoria Street by Jalan Sultan when he had at least 46mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath on March 18 last year.
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Thirsty cattle at risk because they drink too much water
  Thirsty cattle face a problem familiar to humans — sometimes they drink too much. That produces a potentially deadly condition called water intoxication, which results when dehydrated cattle consume too much water too quickly. Lingering drought heightens the risk, agriculture officials said. Even drinking normal amounts can be dangerous. Show Map:  0 RSS Feed:  read more
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Brothers charged with drink-driving
TWO brothers have been charged with high-range drink-driving offences following an incident on Monday. Police stopped a man aged in his mid-40s near Gilgai. He was subjected to a random breath test and returned a positive result more than five times the legal limit. Further checks revealed the car belonged to someone else, and was unregistered and uninsured
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Donington drink-driver in crash after call
A woman crashed her car while over the drink-drive limit during the initial stages of a frantic dash to Zambia. Natasha Barwick (33) was drinking wine at home on Christmas Eve when she received a phone call telling her that her sister, who lived in the African country, had died.
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Food prices 7.5% higher than last year
Food prices have jumped 7.5% in the year to June as winter and the Queensland floods take their toll. read more
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Drink thrown at Fergo
Cronulla’s captain has apologised to Blake Ferguson after a spectator threw a drink at the Canberra winger.
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Like to Drink Beer in L.A.? There’s a Week For That.
Obviously, so long as you follow state and local laws, you can drink beer whenever you want. But if you want to do so as part of a larger celebration of beer culture in Los Angeles and Orange counties, you may want to mark your calendar for October 10-23 for the return of LA Beer Week . [ more › ]
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Farmer’s Market booklets ready
A limited number of Farmer’s market coupon booklets will be available throughout July at the county Office for the Aging’s senior luncheon sites. The coupons will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Delta farmer planning to fight ALC stop work order
Local farmer Don Malenstyn is upset he is being lumped in with property owners who have been accepting questionable fill.
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Farmer’s silage fine is reduced
A FARMER who incorrectly stored silage which polluted a lodge and killed hundreds of fish has had his fine reduced.
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