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As Iowa's waters rise, a town tries to save itself (Los Angeles Times)

Officials get details on recycling (The Frederick News-Post) bi13192434 BOULDER, Colo. -- Recycling technology far beyond cans, bottles and newspapers Boulder's community of 93,000 people. Frederick County representatives learned when they toured Boulder earlier week. They also learned that Frederick County does a lot of things right

A flight of Eagles (The Journal News) bi13192434 The leaders of Troop 97 New City are getting plenty of practice holding the ceremony that elevates a young man to the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest honor a Boy Scout can attain

Train derails, about a dozen evacuated (The Facts) bi13192434 LIVERPOOL ? More than a dozen people were evacuated from homes Friday afternoon after 18 rail cars came off the tracks near CR 192 Liverpool

Black River students Thinking big art (The Holland Sentinel) bi13192434 A group of 23 high school students and five middle school students at Black River Public School, along teacher Peter Middleton, debuted ?Think Big? art project Tuesday at Sanctuary Woods Laketown Township

Art students' piece look like picnic litter (The Holland Sentinel) bi13192434 An art exhibit at Black River Public School look like picnic litter ? but much bigger. A group of 23 high school and five middle school students from Black River are finishing a multi-media performance installation that include foam sculptures of fast food and litter. The art exhibit, called ?The Human Footprint,? take place on Tuesday, June 3, at Sanctuary Woods, on ..

Flooding worries spread to other towns along the Mississippi (CNN.com) bi13192434 Iowa officials are concerned about towns along the Mississippi River as floodwaters the state's eastern counties began to drain toward the river

LeClaire fences over fence concerns (Quad-City Times) bi13192434 LeCLAIRE, Iowa ? Business owners, residents and city officials are finding themselves on different sides of the fence over plans to put up chain-link fencing between tracks and the downtown riverfront levee

Some want the hon out of Bawlmer (Baltimore Examiner) bi13192434 As the last, annoying overuse of the word "hon" drifts over 36th Street Hampden, here's a postscript line to last weekend's 15th annual Honfest and the controversy surrounding it: We're taking a smile and somehow starting to knock out teeth

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