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As coyotes become a more prominent threat to livestock in North Carolina, a variety of guard animals--including dogs, goats, and llamas--now protect herds of cattle and sheep.
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35317
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Profiled was an Ashe County resident who, according to Sue Spirit, wears many hats: experienced gardener and global-sojourning volunteer, instructor for an eco-friendly course for college student interns, and physician’s assistant at a local clinic that offers free services.
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35318
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Visions for the NC’s electrical future were showcased at the recent annual board meeting attended by educational panels, keynote speakers, officers. This meeting featured the election of new members, as well as the presentation of officer reports and service and scholarship awards.
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35319
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The definition for a transformer included how they operate, voltage levels appropriate for their stations and substations, and the ubiquitous presence of this electronic equipment in daily life.
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35320
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Buddy Melvin's treehouse isn’t the conventional hangout for neighborhood children. In fact, it was constructed by the young at heart, rather than children. Because of this, it featured amenities not expected for youth: bathrooms, bars, bedrooms, a dance floor, and a kitchen.
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35321
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A companion of sorts to “Buddy Melvin’s Treehouse,” this article profiled the twelve winners of a local treehouse design contest along with pictures of their creations.
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35322
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The importance of those important to them, whether of the two or four legged variety, was depicted in these half dozen tales. The adults praised included parents, a grandfather, and a future husband. As for the non-fur babies, they were a menagerie of farm animals. The story by Estalene Autry featuring a pig who became an unwitting baptism recipient.
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