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Free skin-cancer screenings Sunday in Westport - Westport News
westport-news.com — “The district encouraged anyone who has never been screened for skin cancer to take advantage of the free screening. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, the release said, skin cancer is the most common and most preventable cancer. The most common types of skin cancer are basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma that typically do not cause serious health affects and can be removed through minor surgery, the release stated. Exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays appears to be ” View full resource at westport-news.com
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State offers amnesty for illegal 'exotic' animals - Westport News
westport-news.com — “Unlike the last amnesty day in 2009, animals that can be legally owned and purchased in a licensed pet store in Connecticut, such as ball pythons, red tail boa constrictors, birds or iguanas will not be accepted, said Department of Energy and Environmental Protection officials. "New regulations that recently went into effect clarify which animals may be possessed by individuals and which animals may be kept by recognized zoos, nature centers and exhibitors for public viewing and educational” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Chefs team up for Heart Association benefit in Westport - Westport News
westport-news.com — “Five area chefs will pool their culinary talents on Wednesday, Nov. 2, for an evening of gourmet cuisine, music and dancing to benefit the American Heart Association. Westport chefs participating include Jodi Bernhard of Barcelona Restaurant and Wine Bar, David Donnelly of Eramosa at The Westport Inn, Pedro Garzon of Manolo and pastry chef Robyn Eads of Peace Tree Desserts. The ensemble includes brass and vocals and plays a mix of swing, big band, standards, and Rat Pack favorites, program produ” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Colo officers monitor social media on flash riots - Westport News
westport-news.com — “DENVER (AP) — With the unemployment rate for young Americans mimicking that of the United Kingdom and the nations' youth also sharing a sense of boredom and disenfranchisement, the question for academics and some in law enforcement isn't whether rioting flash mobs like those in England could erupt here, but why they haven't already in large numbers. Because we know people organize this way, we're listening. In recent months, flash mobs — originally designed as groups of people who organize on th” View full resource at westport-news.com
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EatDrinkShopCook: Cookies crumble in unexpected ways - Westport News
westport-news.com — “Within five minutes, however, the skies opened and Mother Nature unleashed her wrath upon the good citizens of Westport just looking to buy some collard greens and golden beets. [...] there others that even give a food writer pause: roasted leek, smoked yellow onion, salted rosemary lemon. Who would've imagined a smoked yellow onion cookie would be good? "I really enjoy putting a smile on people's faces." Kreft currently bakes his cookies in Waterbury, but sells them locally at the Wes” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Developmental disabilities coverage in Memphis - Westport News
westport-news.com — “(AP) — One of the fastest-growing online sources in the country for news on developmental disabilities is being produced in Memphis. Shaun Heasley, 32, and Michelle Diament, 28, founded and write disabilityscoop.com, an online daily founded two years ago that covers a cross-section of developmental disabilities. The pair follow hot-button issues, such as the use of seclusion and physical restraint to control the intellectually disabled in the classroom. Disabilityscoop.com focuses on intellectua” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Developmental disabilities coverage in Memphis http://bit.ly/kEXumB #autism
Staples students get schooled in diverse community projects - Westport News
westport-news.com — “The World Wildlife Club, for example, donated money and supplies both locally (Westport Humane Society) and globally (Wildlife in Crisis, the Elephant Sanctuary, the National Wildlife Federation). All-Around Helpers raised money for gifts, supplies, children's toys and diapers for Westport's Department of Human Services. African Refugees gave more than $1,000 in clothing to an orphanage overseas, while Students Supporting AIDS Awareness raised over $1,000 toward research through participation in” View full resource at westport-news.com
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We love reading about schools giving back to great causes (incl. @nothingbutnets of course!) http://ow.ly/5ptis Does your school give back?
Benefits bill brings more protests, debate to NJ - Westport News
westport-news.com — “TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — More union protests were planned at the New Jersey Statehouse Monday as the debate over public employee benefits rages on. A bill requiring sharply higher pension and health care contributions from 500,000 public employees will be voted on in the Senate Monday, the same day the contentious bill gets its first public hearing in the Assembly. Democrats who lead the Senate have aligned with Republican Gov. Chris Christie and GOP legislative leaders to support a bill that charge” View full resource at westport-news.com
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NJ Dems oppose limits on out-of-state medical care - Westport News
westport-news.com — “TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — As a legislative battle intensifies over making public workers in New Jersey pay sharply more for pension and health benefits, some Democrats are vowing to fight a provision deep inside the bill that limits access to out-of-state medical care. The state teachers union then produced a scathing 30-second television ad accusing Senate President Stephen Sweeney, the bill sponsor, of "doing the bidding" for his mentor, South Jersey political boss George Norcross III. &q” View full resource at westport-news.com
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EcoFest 2011: Good vibes help save the planet - Westport News
westport-news.com — “On June 11, the pavilion will host EcoFest 2011, a six-hour music and education celebration designed to raise environmental awareness in the community. Fifteen bands will perform between noon and 6 p.m., while 35 exhibitors, such as the Fairfield Organic Teaching Farm, New England Smart Energy Group LLC, Alteris Renewables, Brighter Concepts of Connecticut and Sunlight Solar Energy, will offer tips on sustainable living. "If someone wants to be eco-friendly but doesn't know how, this is a h” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Westport Visiting Nurse & Hospice plans memorial service - Westport News
westport-news.com — “Westport's Visiting Nurse & Hospice of Fairfield County will honor the patients and families it has served during the past year at an ecumenical "Celebration of Life" memorial service on June 7. The interfaith service will include readings, acts of remembrance and a candle-lighting ceremony conducted by a team of nurses and caregivers.” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Writer promotes the just deserts of veganism in Westport - Westport News
westport-news.com — “When you think of a book signing at a mainstream bookstore franchise, many would typically envision the author as a straightforward, conservatively dressed type. Hannah Kaminsky, with lace-up boots and 4-inch heels, all-black clothing, multiple piercings and reddish hair, breaks that mold. [...] I did research into animal rights and the industry and, after a month, went straight vegan and haven't looked back. "For summer, I have an Ant Hill Cake, which is essentially a yellow cake with choc” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Hunt Club contemporary perfect fit for avid gardener - Westport News
westport-news.com — “In the heart of the Hunt Club section of Westport on a quiet cul-de-sac sits an attractive contemporary house at 5 Sprucewood Lane that awaits a new owner, perhaps someone who loves gardening and would appreciate having their own botanical park. Built in 1945, this 4,153-square-foot house features four bedrooms, including a large and private first-floor master bedroom suite with his-and-hers closets and separate baths. The living room has a vaulted ceiling, fireplace and a large rounded bay area” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Q&A: Mark Van Summern, honored hospice volunteer - Westport News
westport-news.com — “[...] he made a decision roughly three years ago to become a volunteer at Masonicare Home Health & Hospice in Norwalk. [...] Van Summern has remained committed to the hospice, and at a recent awards ceremony, was the sole recipient of the agency's D.O.V.E. award. The D.O.V.E. (Dedicated to Outstanding Volunteer Excellence) award is given yearly to a volunteer who exhibits dedication to the program and exemplifies the spirit of hospice care, according to the agency. Paula Schiavone Bruns, volunte” View full resource at westport-news.com
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Westport women's group to hear autism expert - Westport News
westport-news.com — “Stephanie A. Contrucci Kuhn, co-director of the Behavioral Psychology Program at the Westchester Institute for Human Development, will give the presentation Autism: Kuhn is co-leader of an interdisciplinary team and supervises the assessment and treatment of severe behavior problems in children with developmental disabilities.” View full resource at westport-news.com
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