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The attacker completed 82% of his passes during the game, spread across the final third and middle of the park. He also provided an assist and set up a shooting opportunity for a team-mate.
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Just want everyone to know that I've set a date for our plant swap. It will be first Sunday in June same as last year.
Hi Annie,
I will be there! This year I am looking for red plants. I started a white garden last year and now I want to start a red garden beside it!
I have my fingers crossed and a note on my calendar.
Carl, if you make it to the swap you should also allow time to visit Uncanoonuc Perennials. Lots of field grown plants and some nice landscaping to admire.
Heads up to folks in central NH: the Agway in Tilton has 6-packs of perennial starter plants such as lavender, echinacea, blue delphiniums, etc (6 of one kind) for $2.75. I got some last year and this spring those plants are doing great. Not all Agways have the same items. I don't think I saw these at the Concord store.
Thanks for the heads-up, Defrost. That's right up the road for me.
Annie - Once again, I'm hoping to come (even though I haven't succeeded so far in actually making it.) I'll be sure to put it in my calendar and hope that work doesn't get in the way.
nhbabs, I hope you can come. I look forward to meeting you as I have appreciated so many of your helpful posts. How long does it take before I'm not a "new gardener?"
Blake, does tiger lily count as red because it's orangish red. I have those in abudance and they are ALL going away this year. You can take as many as you want when the hosta raid happens!
Hi Annie,
Can you believe it's spring already? Yes, I know the weather is crummy this weekend, but I tell myself, April Showers Bring May Flowers.... I will bring some heliopsis and also some primulas. I'm still trying to get a pink grapeleaf japanese anemone to grow without any luck. Can I have a new small plant? I'm also looking for red Jupiter's Beard (valerian) Keys of Heaven is the other name.
Blaketaylor - My primulas are Miller's Crimson, so I will save one for your red garden.
The soups we had last year were simply amazing! I remember them with great fondness.... I'm wondering what food item I could bring? Any requests?
Fondly, Debra
Hi Debra
I was just thinking of you.Two months ago I started some Centhrus Ruba ( another name for your red Jupiter's Beard) and it is looking pretty good so if I don't kill them before June I will give you one maybe more if they all survive.. They are small but are looking very healthy
I'm leaving Monday for Charleston SC. I always worry about my plants when I am away and just hope someone will water them including 100 tomato plants that I just transplanted. My sister thinks I am nuts.
I haven't seen any signs of my Grape Leaf anemone yet but when they start appearing I will save you one of those as well. The primroses you gave me are doing well and I wouldn't mind another one if you have enough to share..
The salad you brought last year was delicious.Another one of those would be great.
Looking forward to seeing you
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I just like to bring whatever I have, and put it in the center for grabbies; I'm not usually looking for anything particular to trade, but if someone posts something that I'm interested in, I'll pre-arrange one. I'm more of a window-shopper.
Hi Marie
I do so hope you can come to our plant swap. You and I joined Garden Web in the same year 2001 . I've followed your posts thru out the years and look forward to seeing you in person.
mmqchdygg has given you the answers to your questions. You will enjoy her. The first year she came she brought a decorated bowling ball for an eye catcher. With our requests she has brought it to subsequent swaps.
It is such a wonderful group who come year after year. I started having door prizes and now some of my regulars have been bringing contributions to add to the prizes that are really
Just don't think you are going to do the swap and then disappear.Everyone seemed so happy to have time to talk with fellow gardners that I started serving onion soup after the swap. My swappers have added to the menu.You will be here for a spell.
Oh you guys are funny! I can see I"ll have a good time. Annie, if you've been following my posts I quiver. I'm pretty disinhibited on this website and get scolded sometimes for being off topic. Some others are happy to chortle and scratch their heads midway.
This is my gardening family.
Blake- define "red." I have some Raspberry Wine Monarda that I can take some edge-chunks and reign in this patch for you if you like. Obviously, the color is "raspberry" and not red-red like "Jacob Kline" so this might not be what you're looking for. Annie's got the red one for you.
If anyone knows how to take a cutting of a weigela, I can bring you a piece of this "Red Prince" weigela. It's a relatively fast grower, and LOADED with red blooms twice a year.
Or if you're interested in seeds of Sonata "Carmine" for later in the season, I can probably find you some seeds...I usually start these in May or June and transplant them when they're about 4-6" tall to finish out the season til frost. Again, not entirely red-red, but not sure what you're looking for.
Hi Tina,
The blooms that I am looking for are red red. If a flower has some white or yellow mixed in to accent the red red in its bloom that is good too.
If you can take a cutting of your weigel bush, Red Prince, that would be great!
Are you looking for anything particular this year?
Hmmm...well, I think I might have to wait to take that cutting for you. I just did some homework, and apparently winter or summer is best for propagating weigelas. SO...having said that, this pic up there was taken on June 4th, and it's not quite in prime bloom, so I guess the cutting(s) will have to be taken mid-summer after it blooms. I'll get those to you for the fall swap.
I never know what I'm looking for til I see it...whatcha got this time?
Hi Tina,
Thank you. Tina. The fall swap will be just fine for that.
Right now I am digging up what is coming up. So far I have a set aside a couple of Lovage plants. I have several Egptian Onions, RED, Rose campanions. I have a holly Bush that is ten years old and getting way too big. But I haven't looked up how to propagate it yet. I have both the female and male. I have it on my long gardening list to do. But I would like to try to bring some cuttings that have rooted if I can make that happen.
I will probably bring southernwood and Lilly of the valley.
I might have some extra parsley seedlings. They seem to be poping up.
I am sure I will bring more as spring starts to emerges but that is what I am aware of at the moment. I will post a longer list after memorial weekend when I have a good look at what is growing in the yard.
I will probably bring bring extra vegetable seedlings of the things that I have wintered sowed, but that depends on how they fair over the next month.
I do have these very tall yellow flowers that i will be bringing. They are taller then me, but I don' know what they are. I got them about five years ago and I have a few extra that I am going to dig up this week. They bloom in alte JUly and through the fall. Sometimes they get so tall, I gave to stake them. But they are very pretty and adds such brightness to the garden.
Deanna, please do save me that red flower seedling if you have an extra one.
I do have plants to share and am seeking others.
European Ginger
geranium macrorizome 'Spessart' groundcover, white flowers
doronicum sp kind of coarse but a happy and reliable yellow daisy for shady woodlands
groundcover whose Latin name I have forgotten even though I looked it up last night: an very aggressive groundcover that has strawberry like leaves, yellow flower and inedible red fruit. Be forewarned: you'd want a half acre of wasteland to cover for this.
I am trying to reclaim a hillside full of invasives and would certainly appreciate any native shrubs, trees, and wildflowers that will feed or sustain wildlife. I am making progress, but this year the buckthorn and wild garlic have a head start out of the gate.
Thank you to any one who might be able to help out. I'll have some more plants coming along to give away but I can't remember them now.
Hi Annie,
I'd like to come please. It's a good 2 hour drive for me, but I have so much to give away and swaps are soooo fun. I can bring the following:
Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer'
Clethra alnifolia - Summersweet - species, not a cultivar
Chocolate Chip Ajuga
White Creeping Phlox
Leucanthemum vulgare - Oxeye Daisy
Coreopsis grandiflora
Artemesia 'Silver Brocade'
Agastache 'Blue Fortune'
Pink Garden Mum
Variegated Carex
Catmint -not sure the variety...it's low to the ground and you can see a picture of it in the "Fothergilla and Catmint" thread
If anyone is interested, I can try to bring some bearberry that has rooted at the tips. I'm not sure how well it transplants though. I'll add more to the list as I think of it.
Hi Annie,
Can't wait till the 6th-Sheila and I will be there. Haven't seen any posts from Lisa(ishareflowers) and I'm wondering if the Raven's Wing I gave her last fall made it ok-I seem to have lots of them sprouting up this year-anyone else want one just let me know. I think Tina wanted one and I can't remember who else asked about them, I'll bring a few-I also have some tall phlox that needs a good home. I'll post more as we get closer to the 6th.
Marsha,as far as I know Lisa(I share flowers) is coming.
Two weeks before the swap I'm going to make a new post with info etc. and ask that everyone let me know if they plan to come so that I will have a pretty good idea of how many people to expect..
Hi There Sasha,
The ravenswing is happily growing in my corner flower bed! How are the plants that you dug from my garden?? It has exploded this year and will need thinning by fall. I got a start of the scented geranium potted up for you the other day. I'll try for a start of the amythest of snow bb that you two liked.
Hi Everyone, I had the pleasure of walking around Annie's garden with her this afternoon and it is in such grand spring splendor right now! Absolutely gorgeous with the bleeding hearts, primrose, tulips, daffodils, jacobs ladder and I could just go on. It was a nice treat!!
I'll be coming to the swap but I don't have a whole list yet. I do think I'll have some purple heuchera seedlings and I also have spirea seedlings if anyone is interested. Marie, mine are from a large bumalda so I'm sure they would be too big for you.
I have rose campion and oenothera fruticosa if anyone is interested in some spreaders. I have seedlings of agastache 'blue fortune' and some geraniums (not sure which variety). I also have a few very small shrubs but honestly, I have to remember which are which. I have a couple different viburnums and then hydrangea 'Tardiva' and 'Pink Diamond'. I potted them all up when I did some transplanting (they were rooted off the mother plants) and didn't label them at the time. I'm sure I can figure out which viburnum is which but have to think about the hydrangeas.
I know this is a little different, but I also purged my garden library a bit so I have garden books to trade for plants if anyone is interested. Here are the titles I'll be bringing:
An Instant Guide to Wildflowers by Forey and Fitzsimmons
The Butterfly Garden by Sedenko
Alba 'The Book of White Flowers' by Bown
Time Life Gardener's Guide Perennials
The Cottage Garden by Christopher Lloyd and Bird
Making the Most of Clematis by Evison
Dried Flower Gardening by Sheen and Alexander
The Perennial Garden (color harmonies) by Cox and Cox
The New Rose Expert by Hessayon
The Bedding Plant Expert by Hessayon
The Winter Garden by Buchanan
Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials
Looking forward to it!
Ideabean, I don't know what Spirea I have. The flowers are pink. I have 2 bushes that have sprouted up quite a ways from the main bush
The main bush is about 3 to 4 fr. high.Every 2 to 3 years I give it a trim.
Everything is popping up in my garden now. I have loads of Jacob's ladder if anyone is interested. This is an heirloom type which I think is more dainty than the more common varietyThe flowers are light blue. Hopefully it will still be in bloom by June 6th so you can see it.
Other plants that I will be digging up are regular primrose, phlox,evening primrose, scented and wild germanium, spider-wart,and obedient plant,I will try to pot up some of the young lupins but they are very hard to transplant.I'm also going to try to dig up some rugosa roses. Not sure how successful I will be as they too are hard to transplant.
I'm really excited about the plant swap - this will be my first one ever! I have some questions so I don't commit any faux pas...
I've been gardening since we bought the house 10 years ago, but I feel like I don't have tons of things to swap yet. There wasn't much here except shrubs and untended beds, so whatever I've divided in those years I've used.
I do have an immense amount of tiny perennial seedlings I started this winter/spring. I've never been successful with seed starting until this year when my hubby made me a great set up for Christmas with lights, heat mats, etc. Since I've always had to sow tons of seeds to get anything, I really overdid it since my new set up worked great. My kids have been having a good time teasing me about the flats upon flats of seedlings.
But most of them are "easy" kinds of perennials that I guess I think experienced gardeners wouldn't want as little baby plants? Can someone please give me advice about what to bring, how to label it, etc. I'm guessing experienced gardeners are understanding about my variety of dixie cups, yogurt tubs, and sterilized & re-used flat pack inserts?
I have: (Numbers of extras are approximates, based on how many I think I'll use, also on how many I give away to friends before the swap.)
Coreopsis Baby Sun (maybe 10-15)
Feverfew (15+)
Dianthus (maybe, they're not looking too happy)
Lavender - maybe (Munstead & English)
Shasta Daisy - Alaska & White Knight (10-20 or more of each)
Rudbeckia (10-15)
Monarda - Perennial & annual Bergamo (not sure #)
Yarrow - mostly unknown as yet pastel colors (20)
NE Aster (20)
Golden Marguerite (20)
Anise Hyssop (not sure, still need to prick out from the WS container, but sheesh there's tons)
Purple Coneflower (also still in WS container)
I may also have some herb seedlings left then - friends seem to want those more.
If someone can explain to me how to dig up the rooted sections of my forsythias (forgot to prune again - whups) without killing them, I could bring some of those, too. I've never managed to give those away without them dying.
I feel a little silly offering this, but if someone doesn't have a free source of manure, a guy in my town that has 2 horses, a sheep and a goat puts out big leaf bags free for the taking. I wouldn't mind bringing some. (Now the kids will really laugh.)
I would love to come home with any shade or part-shade plants. Especially if someone has shade natives or wildflowers. I'm trying to establish plantings in the shadier parts of my yard, and many of those phase into wild woodlands. I have some seeds to start for shady areas, too, but the veggies have been keeping me busy lately.
Thanks, Tricia
P.S. If folks stay around and chat, home-baked goodies sound appropriate to bring as well. Yes?
No gardener in her right mind would laugh at a bag of s--t
If you want to meet some wonderful nuts, go to the compost forum. There's folks out there in America who would probably compost their own nightsoil if the neighbors wouldn't complain.
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I'll have some stuff you can use, fer sure. Of the plant sort, that is
Does anyone have any honeysuckle that is suited for a semi shaded area? Another project this year, besides making a red garden, is creating a privacy screen with perenial vines. SO if anyone has any extra honeysuckle that they would like to trade, please let me know. If I don't have a plant that you need, I also offer home made desserts and tarot cards readings to trade!
Candogal, we're all sympathetic gals and you can unload your s**t on us at the swap. Sometimes we all need to unload, right? Wouldn't my husband think I'm crazy if I came home with a bag of it, though?!
I have a few things to swap. Those of you that remember last fall may not be surprised that I have TONS...and TONS...of purple irises. I guess I should save them for the fall swap!
I should be able to bring:
Culinary herbs: Sage officianalis, Italian parsley, mint (I have SO MUCH mint)
'Alma Potschke' aster
Sedum 'Autumn Joy'
Alyssum 'Carpet of Snow' (should have a few 6-packs of these)
Pink Baby's Breath, annual (should have a few 6-pack of these)
Sweet Pea 'Royal Mix
Sweet Pea 'Kings High Scent'
Creeping Jenny 'Goldilocks'
I also took home a few extras from the fall swap and will bring those as well. Will post later about those.
And, for those of you with a large landscape, I also have too many ditch/Tiger lilies. Any takers?!
I have been trying to root honeysuckle for Beryl since last fall. I will lay a few down for you also, no promises the fall one did not take. I have scored the vine and used a rooting hormone. Does anyone have any other ideas on how to propagate honeysuckle?
As always Marsha and I can't wait for the day to get here!!
Lisa your white lilac bloomed for me!!! Thank you
Who ever was looking for RED, I have an unknown name red day lily out back that I got last year, will gladly bring a smidge for you.
There is supposed to be a frost tonight and maybe for the next 2 nights so I won't spend too much time here until I'm sure all my babies that I put out to harden off are okay.
New people responding to this swap, you are all welcome.Will contact you later
.Blake, I have honeysuckle bushes and maybe vines. When you come to the swap look around and if you see what you are looking for, I'll give you a shovel and you can dig.
More later.Have to find blankets to keep all my babies from getting frost bit
I missed both swaps last year and was miserable. But, I'm planning to come on June 6th and may be bringing a friend who has beautiful gardens and is a real rhodie freak.
I'll definitely have lily of the valley, Solomon's Seal, some hosta, gooseneck loosestrife and a few other goodies. The red primula sounds wonderful and I wouldn't mind some of that. Will bring something for the potluck and will see if I can add to the raffle items as well. Looking forward to it!
Hi Annie,
I came 2 (or 3?) years ago with a lot of hens and chicks and some primroses and a few other things (telling you so you might remember me,lol). I would like to come again this year. Will have to think about what I've got.
Kathy in Lebanon
Hi Annie and Sheeshrn (and Marsha)
Will see you all Sunday. Met a lady last fall (while having testing at the hospital) who is starting a perennial garden, so bringing her along. I will be bringing Jack in the Pulpit and a few other things. Can't wait - leave me a parking space lol
Hi Annie,
I did not see my posting responding to attending your wonderful plant swap so I am posting again. My mother (Ann Southmayd from Londonderry, my sister Kathy Schettino from Maine and myself Lynn Burton from Goffstown will be attending.
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I swear he had one before, but it seems to be gone. Any particular reason? Skitts (talk) 09:33, November 12, 2011 (UTC)
He was never shown O_o--Elveonora (talk) 10:55, November 12, 2011 (UTC)
- ^This.--Cerez365™ 11:37, November 12, 2011 (UTC)
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How legit is it? The info was taken down once I see... Iloveinoxxx (talk) 16:17, February 28, 2015 (UTC)
- not legit. Turrin is a good translator, but I think he got that wrong. • Seelentau 愛 議 16:36, February 28, 2015 (UTC)
- Then how is it in reality? Iloveinoxxx (talk) 16:36, February 28, 2015 (UTC)
- I don't know, I haven't translated it yet. I just glanced over it and to me it reads something like "The father of the one who mastered all natures and all of Konoha's ninjutsu, the one called professor, Hiruzen Sarutobi, is Sasuke Sarutobi" or so. I planned to translate it again but I can't find the time. • Seelentau 愛 議 16:41, February 28, 2015 (UTC)
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Before becoming full-time musicians, Paris-born twin brothers Louis and Francois Moutin were well on their way to getting "real" jobs: Francois had an engineering degree and a doctorate in physics, while drummer Louis had earned a master's in math. But in 1985, when they were 24 years old, the brothers decided to play jazz instead. Bassist Francois kept the pulse going in Martial Solal's Trio, while Louis kept time for the Machado Trio. Five years later, itching to perform their own material, they formed their first group. It wasn't until 1999 that they put together the Moutin Reunion Quartet. For 2005's thoroughly swinging effort, Something Like Now, the twins recruited pianist Pierre de Bethmann and former Miles Davis sideman and saxophonist Rick Margitza, who will also perform at Dazzle. Judging from the quality of their innovative compositions and playing on the disc, it's a good thing they never got day jobs.
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Edgar Renteria relives past glories
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Thirteen years ago, Jim Leyland was in the dugout, mind racing and heart pumping as he wished on the bat of a 21-year-old kid named Edgar Renteria.
The Florida Marlins and Cleveland Indians were 11 innings deep in the seventh game of the World Series. The bases were loaded with two out, the script screaming for a star.
Renteria, so much calmer than he should have been, waved a slider into center field. He has been in the canon of October highlights ever since.
Back then, Renteria was all youth and promise. Monday, at the end of a trying and injury-plagued season, he was playing perhaps the final game of his career. The San Francisco Giants and Texas Rangers were locked in a scoreless tie, and Renteria, batting eighth, wasn't the likeliest candidate to break it.
But there's something about the ol' shortstop that hasn't changed.
"He's dangerous on the big stage," Leyland said.
This time, Leyland was watching on television with his son. Patrick Leyland was 6 when Renteria became an October legend. Apparently, he has seen the replays.
"He's going to get a hit," the younger Leyland predicted.
"No doubt about it," the manager replied.
By now, you know the rest: Renteria didn't just get a hit. He won the World Series and locked up the MVP award with a single swing in the seventh.
An RBI single? Please. Renteria tattooed the 2-0 cutter from Cliff Lee, a man thought to be unhittable not long ago.
The ball climbed into the left-center gap, with enough loft that superman Josh Hamilton appeared to have a chance. Then it disappeared over the wall.
An unexpected finishing kick.
Like the guy who hit it.
"I thought it was going to be a double," Renteria said amid the Giants' first world championship celebration since 1954. "But when I looked in center field, it was out. I did it. Thank God."
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"There's a saying in baseball," said William H. Neukom, the Giants' managing general partner. "Rookies win games. Veterans win championships."
"He did it as a baby," Leyland said. "Now he did it again."
For the record, Renteria called his shot. Sort of.
According to leadoff man Andres Torres, Renteria said before the game he was going to hit a home run. And while Renteria didn't exactly tell the entire dugout what he was about to do — or point to the bleachers in left-center — his prediction will become part of the folklore.
"He Babe Ruth-ed it," outfielder Aaron Rowand said.
Game 5, though, will be more memorable for where it came in Renteria's career. The 34-year-old is considering retirement, and that's understandable: Injuries limited him to 72 games during the regular season. There was a groin strain. There was a hamstring strain. There was a biceps strain. Entering the playoffs, he had played in only one of the Giants' last 13 games.
But in time, he healed. The postseason schedule — with all the off days — helped him recuperate. He started to feel better, even though his batting average during the first two rounds of the playoffs (.158) indicated otherwise.
And when Pablo Sandoval's prolonged slump meant that the Giants would really need him in the World Series, Renteria delivered in a way that not even shaman Bruce Bochy could have expected.
In fact, there isn't a number-cruncher alive who could have predicted this.
In two seasons with the Giants, Renteria's OPS was .660 — well below league average. But now that's the second-most famous 660 in Giants history, behind the career home run total of Hall of Famer Willie Mays.
Renteria batted .412 in the Series with a team-leading six RBIs. He was surrounded by a happy mob in the clubhouse, as teammates chanted "M-V-P!" while pouring Budweiser on his bald head.
If Renteria wants it to be so, this will be remembered as one of the greatest career-ending flourishes in recent sports history. This was Jerome Bettis wearing an infielder's glove, Ray Bourque swinging a baseball bat.
"Today I looked him in the eyes and told him, 'Look, don't be afraid to go out and be the MVP,'" Giants icon Will Clark said. "He started laughing. He said, 'Maybe.'"
"Three home runs the entire regular season," Leyland marveled, "and two in the last four games."
If there is a better sendoff available to a baseball player, I'm not aware of one.
So, was this it? The question was put to Renteria numerous times amid the postgame euphoria. I asked him, simply, "Are you going to retire?" He said, "I don't know." To a fellow reporter, his answer was: "I'm (celebrating) with my teammates and enjoying what we're doing now."
Clearly, he's thinking about it. The Giants, while mulling over what to do with Sandoval and free agent infielder Juan Uribe, will probably do the same.
But perhaps Renteria, the greatest player ever to come from the nation of Colombia, dropped a hint late Monday night.
He recalled some details of a speech he gave to teammates in Chicago earlier this year. Renteria, revered in the game for his professionalism, is known to pull players aside and offer encouragement. He usually does so in a one-on-one setting, given his understated demeanor.
In this case, though, he was moved to address the group.
"I (was) feeling that (this was) going to be my last year," he said. "I just said to my teammates, 'You guys, let's go. Let's play hard, I know we can do it. I believe in you guys.'
"I was hurt at that time. (I said), 'If you guys got the chance to put me in the playoffs, we can do it together.'
"They did it. It was just magic."
As a Marlin in 1997, he was a hero. As a Cardinal in 2004, he was the final out of Boston's curse-breaking title. As a Giant in 2010, he was on the right side of history again.
Renteria was probably too young to fully appreciate that base hit 13 years ago. He once told me, "You don't always recognize what you're playing for."
This time, I think he did.
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You Can Prevent Pneumocystis carinii Pneumonia in Children... PCP is the most common opportunistic infection among children with HIV infection. It can be fatal. PCP can be prevented. Read more »
Tuberculosis (TB)...loss, constant fatigue, night sweats, and fevers, especially in the evening. These are very much like the symptoms caused by Pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP, see Fact Sheet 515 ), but active TB can occur at any CD4 level. These symptoms can vary if... Read more »
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The South Dakota Agriculture Department reports that harmful bacteria have been found in a sampling of unpasteurized milk from Black Hills Milk in Belle Fourche.
Officials say raw milk purchased recently from the business should be returned or thrown out because it may contain harmful bacteria that can lead to campylobacter infection.
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