Too drunk to walk? That’ll be $250
Up to 21,000 people a year could be charged $250 for the privilege of a night in police cells or a ride home in a police car because they are drunk.The new fee, one of the few surprises in the Law Commission’s long-awaited report…

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Column: Getting on fertile ground
others also read… April 22 is celebrated as Earth Day and so I decided on a topic that I have yet to write about but am extremely passionate about: connecting fertility and nature.

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THE NEWSLEADER OF NEGROS ORIENTAL
VITAL LIFE! by: APRIL DEL ROSARIO-LOPEZ, M.D. Are you always feeling tired lately? Having acne eruptions? Allergies? Difficulty sleeping? Constipated? Bloated? Experiencing frequent migraines and pains? Consider detoxification.

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Cop Shop
TELLURIDE MARSHAL’S OFFICE 1-18 DEMO SEPARATION: Woman leaves skis in front of X Cafe to return several hours later and find them missing. Inside the bar, the only two customers are her soon-to-be ex-husband and his girlfriend, who claim they saw nothing. Later, the skis are discovered next to his locker at the Camel’s Garden.

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Cooper House hopes to break cycle of homelessness
Cooper House, an apartment building for Fargo’s chronically homeless, will have a grand opening ceremony Thursday.

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