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Opportunity awaits those completing GED
Old scores to expire in 2013, new GED tests to begin in 2014

MADISON - Each year, nearly 9,000 Wisconsin adults earn a certificate of high school completion, which opens doors to employment, further education, and opportunity. "A GED gives adults an option to improve their employment situation or pursue additional education," said State Superintendent Tony Evers. "GED-completers have...
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Oklahoma Earthquake Prompts Insurance Review
OKLAHOMA CITY - A shaky start to the new year in southern Oklahoma is a good reminder to review your homeowners and renters insurance policies and consider purchasing earthquake insurance. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported a 2.8-magnitude quake in Stephens County on Tuesday. It's the first of what is likely to be many earthquakes Oklahoma will experience in the upcoming year.

"We...
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Utah State University to Launch New Master of Science in Human Resources Program Online
Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business will next month launch a new online Master of Science in Human Resources (MSHR) degree program. The program, which will offer 12, seven-week courses, is designed to help students living in rural areas further their careers in human resources.

"Utah State University has offered distance education for more than 25 years," said...
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Commissioner Staples Awards $148,700 in Farmer-Funded Grants to 16 Young Texas Farmers
AUSTIN - In an ongoing effort to sustain Texas' standing as a powerhouse of agricultural productivity, Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples today awarded 16 grants to young farmers and ranchers totaling $148,700. The grant program is entirely funded by farmers.

"As today's farmers and ranchers near retirement, we must find ways to foster a younger generation that will be tasked with...
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Gourmet mushroom producer amFOG Farms LLC locating operations in Jasper County
COLUMBIA, S.C. - amFOG Farms LLC, a gourmet mushroom producer, today announced plans to relocate its headquarters and construct a state-of-the-art production facility near Hardeeville. The new facility is expected to generate seven new jobs.

"Jasper County provides an excellent location for our operation because of the easy access to I-95, I-16, and I-26 and proximity to our growing...
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Backyard Magic
Is there a compost pile in your past? For most New Brunswickers, the answer is yes. Our grandparents' generation knew the value of composting their yard and kitchen wastes. Giving back some of the nourishment they took from the earth made good common sense... and it still does!

In today's New Brunswick, composting is a traditional idea with a broad new appeal. It's making a strong...
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Governor Cuomo Hosts First New York State Yogurt Summit
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today hosted the first New York State Yogurt summit to hear ideas from industry leaders, farmers and other stakeholders to help ensure that the yogurt industry continues to grow and create jobs in New York.

Since 2000, the number of yogurt processing plants in New York has increased from 14 to 29 today. From 2005 to 2011, New York's yogurt plants doubled in...
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Land Use Policy Task Force and Environmental Advisory Council to hold joint consultations on protecting and managing our natural resources
The Land Use Policy Task Force and the Environmental Advisory Council will work together to consult with Islanders on ways to protect and manage our natural resources, say Finance, Energy and Municipal Affairs Minister Wes Sheridan and Environment, Labour and Justice Minister Janice Sherry.

"These groups have an important role, providing an opportunity for people to offer their ideas...
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Millions Invested in Innovative, Sustainable Agriculture
Nova Scotia's agricultural industry is getting support to make it more innovative and sustainable.

A federal and provincial investment of $5.6 million will support three projects: a green energy facility; a centre for agricultural innovation; and developing grass-fed beef as a specialty product.

"Across the province, our agricultural industry contributes to vibrant communities...
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Having Second Thoughts About A Purchase?
When you buy something at a store and later change your mind, your ability to return the merchandise depends on the stores return policy. However, if you buy an item in your home you might have three days to cancel your purchase. This Cooling-Off Rule applies to purchases of $25 or more at your workplace ....

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Bredesen, Lawmakers Unveil Clean Energy Future Act
NASHVILLE - Governor Phil Bredesen and a bipartisan group of legislators, joined by members of the Governor's Task Force on Energy Policy, today unveiled sweeping new legislation designed to make the Volunteer State a national leader in energy efficiency and clean energy technology.

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