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My husband and I have just recently started taking our girls out with us chukar hunting and also just learned that they have duck hunting on the base and I would really like to learn how to train them and get some hunting titles for them. I am wondering what books/training videos/web sites you would suggest. I don't want to use the forced retrieve or shock collar (I'm not judging, just my preference). I found a book on Amazon Game Dog: The Hunter's Retriever for Upland Birds and Waterfowl-A Concise New Training Method by Richard A. Wolters. Any thoughts or opinions? Thanks in advance!!!
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Somewhere around here I have a copy of Gamedog. It is entertaining reading but not all that great for training a dog. The early portions on selecting a pup, and puppy socialization are good. (You should also know that Wolters own dogs were partially trained by a Professional Trainer.)
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Swampcollie-Thanks!! Any books that you would recommend?
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I prefer forcework as I do want a dog that handles (takes hand signals) crisply.
If you're not that concerned with precise handling, Ken Roebuck has a nice book training Spaniels and Retrievers. Many years ago he made a video for Gun Dog magazine as well.
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It all begins with what all modern, sequential methods refer to as formal "Basics". Here's what it looks like.
The components of Basics in order
1) Here
2) Heel & Sit
3) Hold; automatically evolves to Walking Hold, Heel, Sit
4) Fetch; ear pinch, which evolves into Walking Fetch & Fetch-no-fetch, e-collar conditioning to Fetch
5) Pile work, including Mini-pile, Nine bumper pile; AKA Force to pile
6) 3-handed casting; teaching the 3 basic casts Back and both Overs, including 2-hands Back
7) Mini tee; includes collar conditioning to all basic commands, transferring to the go, stop, cast functions in micro dimension as preparation for the Single tee. Also includes De-bolting
8) Single tee
9) Double tee
10) Water force, Water tee with Swim-by
If you have any questions about the terms here please feel free to ask. In my first book, Smartwork for Retrievers volume one; Basics & Transition, is a glossary of terms, and all of this material in detail. We also offer companion DVD's, which provides multimedia teaching. It looks a bit like this.
Please let me know if there is any other material you would like to take a look at.
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Hi! Anything by Wolters is, um, "dated" at best. Don't bother.
Your best bet is to find someone local who has trained retrievers for AKC hunt tests to help you.
For books I would suggest Mike Lardy's Total Retriever Training system, Evan Graham's Smartworks, and Stawsky's Fowl Dog videos.
Best of luck!
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Thank you Evan for the great video links and info!!!
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Decisions have consequencesPublished 12:00am Sunday, January 13, 2013
Sir Isaac Newton's third law of physics is that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. Although the 17th Century scientist was talking about gravity and the forces of nature, it certainly applies to government spending and fiscal responsibility.
Although I think they generally want to do the right thing, this concept may be lost on some local government leaders who seem to make every decision in a vacuum, unwilling or unable to see the big picture and how every choice has an immediate and long-term impact.
How else can you explain the Jekyll-and-Hyde approach to spending and governance by the Ironton City Council and the Lawrence County Commissioners?
Commissioner Freddie Hayes summed it up nicely by saying, "We are in a good situation one week and the next week we're broke. I don't think we really know what we are doing."
One day things are rosy. Raises and bonuses are handed out. Money is spent hand over fist. A few weeks later the sky is falling and public services are going to have to be cut drastically. Then, not long after, more money is "found," changes are made and the day is saved.
Now, repeat this about every six to nine months.
Some of this is the nature of government and the fact they budget revenue conservatively and it sometimes comes in better than projected. But it was just a few months ago that city and county leaders were saying the respective financial picture looked pretty good.
A variety of factors, including too much spending, has changed that.
For the 2013 budget the commissioners mandated a nearly 25 percent reduction in salaries for every department, regardless of particular needs and how those cuts would impact public services.
The Lawrence County Sheriff's Office had its dispatching — which was in the process of being merged with 911 and recently took over duties for the city of Ironton as well — cut so drastically it would have decimated one component or the other.
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It certainly looks as if the sheriff was being set up to fail on operating a combined 911. Although I think he is wrong on this, Commissioner Les Boggs has never changed his position on this issue and has a valid point that fixing 911 addresses one problem and makes it easier to address the other. But he certainly seized an unfortunate opportunity to furthur his own agenda.
The money supposedly wasn't there when the agency was under one umbrella but would be provided if it was put under two.
How could the sheriff say no to that? Regardless of the fact that consolidating 911 and dispatching still makes sense, Lawless had to agree to this change to save jobs.
Commissioners Bill Pratt and Freddie Hayes owe the citizens of Lawrence County an apology for not having the guts to do the right thing and stand up for the move they made just a few months ago, one that was never given time or money to properly succeed.
It certainly makes you wonder if their push to consolidate dispatching last year was more about politics and having something to campaign on than it was on doing the right thing.
They will argue that the sheriff agreed to this change, but he was clearly under duress. Would the sheriff have done so if 911 and sheriff's dispatching were adequately funded? I don't think so.
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Everyone involved may have rushed the decision-making and should have stepped back to fully analyze it. So the issue of funding the sheriff's office, jail and 911 is far from solved.
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Three county offices handed out nearly $20,000 in bonuses in December, yet they don't seem to be held accountable by anyone. This may be small in comparison to the county's $14 million budget but it is indicative of the type of irresponsible spending that is widespread. Bonuses are passed out in some departments right before layoffs.
The City of Ironton is no better. The council continues to make decisions that are out of touch with reality.
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It won't be easy and certainly won't be fun but that's what they signed up for when stepping up to lead our city and our county.
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I was also "shopping" throughout Thanksgiving Day and in the days prior on Amazon, which has basically turned the traditional "Cyber Monday" online deals into a "Black Friday week".
And in years past, stores weren't usually open on Thanksgiving. Some may have opened at 10pm or 11pm, but most either did midnight openings and did morning sales on Friday as well.
And in years past, I often went out at 11pm, grabbed a Steak N Shake, and went to a nearby Meijer for midnight sales. I was very careful never to go for the cheap TVs or Blu-Ray players or whatever. I knew what I wanted, and I never spent more than half an hour in the store.
There was no Steak-N-Shake this year, because I didn't go to Meijer, but I went to another store.
A store that is more notorious for having some of the worst Black Friday experiences out there.
A store that, in at least one instance, had a worker trampled by a mob of people. That worker died at a hospital earlier this morning. Several other workers were also treated that day for non-life threatening injuries.
But I didn't have that experience.
In fact, in the several midnight sales I've attended, I've never had that experience.
Everyone was very calm and orderly.
In years past, the Meijer stores are so big, they just put the big deals at stations throughout the store.
Wal-Mart is a bit more cramped, but they did a similar thing.
Kids were playing on their video game consoles or phones. Parents were chatting. I had a book with me, and there were some taking in the sights.
I have to give credit where credit is due: There was a lot more hired security, and at least a handful of Marion County Sheriff's Deputies and IMPD officers throughout the Wal-Mart as well.
Some people might've gotten a bit claustrophobic but that might be the worst experience.
Hats off to the public safety officials locally, and the retail workers, for what has been a safe shopping experience. I'm very glad that our state is showing that it can be done safely, with no one getting hurt.
I know some out there really believe that Thanksgiving should be a day off. But I think it really hasn't been a day off for a lot of people for a long time. There were two or three NFL games on yesterday, and that required a lot of people to be working. Hotels, gas stations, airports, and many other essential services practically have to stay open.
I, as a former hotel worker, understand that some workers like working holidays due to the overtime pay. But I also know that in some cases, especially wit temp agencies, the "choice" to work isn't so much of a choice.
But if a store is being run by ethical people, that there is additional preparations made in terms of staffing and security, and maybe giving the opportunity for some staff to have the day off, I have no qualms about stores opening on Thursday night.
Stay safe out there, and remember, there's always Amazon.
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Friday, November 29, 2013
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Ratings for Dr. Prasanna Menon
Extremely long wait times...more than 55 minutes!! Dr seems unprofessional, doesn't seem like she bothers to read your chart before she meets you for the visit. Also forgets the advice she has given previously and then contradicts her own advice. Would not recommend this doctor. No respect for other peoples time.
She is not very sympathetic to patient's concerns and her staff is very insenstive too.
Recently I moved to CA and made sure Dr. Menon had received a fax of my medical history from my previous doctor prior to my appointment. However, Dr. Menon did not have the time to review my history as she was running an hour late and asked me to debrief her. Recently I requested a copy of my medical records including this faxed document for a second opinion in CA but doctor's office REFUSED to provide me my OWN medical information or a COPY. First the front desk denied having those faxed documents. Later they said they have it on file but cannot provide it as it was not DrMenon's own notes.According to the Privacy act of 1974, a patient is allowed to make copies of the records /information in the system. However, Dr. Menon's office said that anything provided by another doctor in spite of my release approval cannot be copied (Did they loose my medical records? - I can't confirm this and don't want to waste more time and energy on this pursuit) Professionalism - where are you?
Completely over-booked. Hence never on time and can never remember basic info about patients who visit weekly. Does not even bother to read the chart before entering the room. Her callous attitude puts me off.
I have been Dr. Menon's Patient for over 10 years. I have found her very caring and knowlegable doctor. I like her small office enviroment rather than big clinics that their staff changes all the time.Her office staff are very caring and try to accomodate you in any way they can.
ive seen this doctor recently and she was great, great , great!!!! the only problem was the wait time the staff was sincerly apologetic and kind. As well as knowledgable to my high risk concerns. DO SEE THIS DOCTOR BUT BE PREPARED TO WAIT!!!!!! THE STAFF DOES ADVICE YOU TO CALL BEFORE MAKING YOUR WAY TO THE OFFICE. BUT IT SURE IS WORTH IT!!!!!!!!!!!
Dr Menon is an old-school doctor with an alarmist attitude. She's used to coaching people with little or no knowledge. Ask her a couple of informed questions and she gets frazzled. In addition, her tendency to lean on the side of conservative almost made me terminate my normal pregnancy! She will narrate horror stories of other bad pregnancies to you, and I have left her office crying on two occasions. I've switched. Stay away!
Plan for her to be late, late, late... BUT, other than that, I like her. She is knowledgeable, and kind, and will listen to you.
Keep away from Dr. Menon. She has a bad attitude and bad communication. I am sorry I went to her. I even gave the benefit of doubt a couple of times, but when I started seeing the pattern of poor service, poor communication and inefficient staff, I made the decision to switch. Pretty much any other office should be better than Dr. Menon's. Forget about getting any good consultation from this doctor.
Appointments never met on time...no thoughts for patient's time. Office staff very inefficient.
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Lauryn Hill: Rohan Marley Says He's Not the Father of Her 6th Baby! So Who Is?Sunny Chanel
Lauryn Hill is pregnant with her sixth child. And everyone assumed that her long time partner Rohan Marley was the father of her new child. But now it looks like this baby may not be his.
Rohan Marley reportedly went to Twitter to to deny the reports that he is the father and that he is married to Lauryn Hill (or his ex – the mother of his first two children). The messages were in conversation with a reporter and have since been deleted. He apparently said: "2 things, I'm not married and I don't have anyone expecting anything."
The reporter responded with, "so we are clear: 1) you're not married to your ex-wife or Lauryn, and 2) she isn't preggo w/your child, but someone else's?"
He stated that, "That is correct until I say out of my mouth to the contrary." In closing he said, "trust me, the info out there is so incorrect for so many years…Thx for twitter. I check a few things."
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Stocks have opened lower this morning, but you can blame it all on one stock: Hewlett-Packard. The shares are down more than 13 percent to $11.50 -- the lowest level in nearly 20 years -- after reporting earnings before the start of trading. The numbers themselves weren't all that bad but one item has rocked the stock. HP said it is taking a $8.8 billion "asset impairment charge" relating to the purchase last year of a British software company, Autonomy, for $11.7 billion. The report charged "serious accounting improprieties" relating to the deal structured by former CEO Leo Apotheker. Poor Meg Whitman can't catch a break since she took over for the Apotheker, who seems to have made a series of deals dragging down HP, which has a large presence here in San Diego.
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*****It looks like Kellogg's may have jumped the shark when it comes to holiday treats. The food giant has introduced new flavors for its popular Pringles brand, which it claims is "America's favorite snack crisp." I'm not sure exactly was a "crisp" is but I doubt the potato content is real high. Anyway, Kellogg's is rolling out new versions of Pringles in flavors like White Chocolate Peppermint, Cinnamon and Sugar, and Pumpkin Pie Spice. I bet they go really well with onion dip. As you can gather, I'm not a big fan of Pringles but my granddaughter, Sophia, loves them. To me this is sort of like bringing out a chipotle-flavored version of Corn Flakes, another popular Kellogg's product.
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I went to my furst trampien day and then I went to soft play and it was fun and I went to the baaontse casel. then we went to mine kike then. I kikd a ball and somone kach me then I holde the ball.
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we went to sports day. First Me Charlotte, Leah, Mia did trampolining . I enjoyed the trampoliniing.
On Wednesday we did some felting. First we got wool and laid strips of wool from the fleece horizontally then we got another colour and laid that strips verticaly once we had done that we had to do one more layer horizontally and we were ready to move on to the next stage. We got a measuring jug and put in 1tbs of washing up liquid in it and half a jug of hand hot water, we drizzled some of the mix over it. We got bubble wrap and wrapped the wool up in it and wrapped it up in a towel. We then rolled it back and forth 100 times then unwrapped it and turned it 90° then repeated it until we had done 800 rolls. We rubbed it on the bubble wrap for 5 – 10 minutes then picked it up and rubbed it for 5 minutes. We thoroughly rinsed it in cold water then left it to dry.
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Two road bikes- the TCR and Boreas and I did think that the two bikes were very similar. They aren't. The TCR is the new bike and I am still enamoured with the new bike thing. But it does have its faults. It climbs hills superbly. However- It is a bit frisky- even with the change of wheels to the Ultregras. It also does not seem to have the acceleration of Boreas. Noticed this yesterday when I took Boreas out for the first time in about a month. Thanks to a strong headwind/sidewind- depending on the road route-I was not keeping a true enough line to miss all the potholes and manhole covers. Boreas took them with ease and although it is an aluminium frame- Road shock was not bad. With the TCR- with the original wheels that are Mavic Aksiums- The bike was not staying fully on the road and being thrown about. Changing the wheels to the Ultegras improved things a lot but it still felt as though I was getting front wheel bounce and loss of steering at times.
Yesterdays ride on Boreas made me realise why I will be riding this bike so much. It is so stable that I want to push it a bit more than I normally would. It corners superbly and On the fast downhills on a wet road- I have every confidence. There is one problem though- That TCR does climb well. Makes Boreas seem like it has glue under the wheels at times.
Still got some experimentation to go through but So Far it looks as though I have a fast bike- and a climber. Seems odd that I can feel that the two bikes are adapting to a particular use- but Time this week to set the ride position up the same on the two. TCR has the bars about 1" higher and this may have an effect on feel. Bottom bracket on both bikes still feel tight so Will have to try and sort those out aswell.
I have always said that I hate new bikes- all that fitting to do- all the running in of the bearings and the final adjustments that seem to take ages to do. But both these bikes are now sorted, and without any of the problems I have experienced before. All I have to do is get the rider sorted and Hopefully the bikes will do that for me.
As an Aside- I don't often put the Heart Monitor on but it is now set up on Boreas to use the speedo function. I Ride at a comfort level and I am afraid I have been riding too comfortable for a couple of months. My Riding pace has dropped from 135/140 back to 125/130- if I pushed it. That one ride yesterday and within 30 minutes I had got back to my old pace. So Back to using the heart monitor to get a Good ride in- but with a better workout.


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Fracking makes its debut in Illinois under strictest regulatory laws in the US
Starting this month, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources has set up online registration for businesses to receive permits for fracking operations, setting the state up to receive its first large-scale fracking operations.
Hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, is a process of natural gas extraction using horizontal drilling to inject a highly-pressurized combination of water, chemicals and sand deep into shale rock layers that were previously inaccessible. The fluid creates or widens cracks in the rocks, allowing methane gas to escape.
Senate Bill 1715, the Hydraulic Fracturing Regulatory Act, was signed into law by Gov. Pat Quinn on June 17. Local State Sen. Michael Frerichs, D-52, was the sponsor of the bill.
"If we didn't pass anything, (fracking) was going to come to Illinois regardless," he said. "It was not regulated and we passed the strongest regulations in the country."
With this new law, Illinois became the first state to require pre and post-fracturing chemical disclosures and the only state to require pre and post-fracturing water testing, according to the bill.
Groundwater contamination is one of the biggest concerns regarding hydraulic fracturing. Robert Bauer, principal engineering geologist at the Illinois State Geological Survey, said studies have been done on the east coast to determine the effects on water supplies.
"The best studies are the studies where folks go in before drilling and do sampling of the water supplies and groundwater wells in the area, and then after hydraulic fracturing and drilling has taken place, do additional sampling afterwards," he said. "Those type of studies have shown no contamination from these drilling operations, and that is what's required for their permits (in the new act.)"
Bauer added that ISGS were brought into the meetings concerning fracking legislation.
"(We) had a seat at the table of the multitude of folks who worked on this legislation, including a consortium of four environmental groups, the oil and gas industry and then all of the different departments in the state that would have concerns with this type of operation," he said.
Those departments included the Department of Health, the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency and the Attorney General's office.
Frerichs admitted that though some are worried about fracking's potential impact on Illinois' environment, others believe it could actually help the state.
"Obviously there are a lot of concerns with what it could do to our water and environment. But there are also an awful lot of supporters who think that it has the ability to bring in much needed revenue to the state of Illinois, and make the state more energy independent," he said. "After three years of working on this bill, hopefully the assembly struck a nice balance between those different interests."
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I am 6 1/2 weeks along and have been having heavy bleeding since Weds morning. I had a horrible labor like pain and then a serious flow of blood. I thought that was it...definitely miscarrying. This is my 2nd pregnancy (I have one DS who is almost 3). We have been ttc for over a year and a half. This pregnancy was an injectible cycle plus IUI.
The dr. saw the fetus and heartbeat on weds morning and the heartbeat was at 124. Yesterday I went in because i had some clottign with what I thought was tissue (and felt faint) and the fetus was still there but the heartbeat had gone down to 99. My dr. didn't seem very optimistic about that.
I understand that it is just a waiting game. Hoping to gain some insight from you all.
Did anyone have a similar heart rate issue?
I have been bleeding now for 3 solid days now. Sometimes it is minimal and sometimes it is heavy with clotting. Is this normal?
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LETTER: God's word won't change to justify sin
Published: Monday, April 22, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
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Dear Editor: This is in response to Dr. Helene H. Loper's letter printed on April 7, 2013. I would like to know what Bible she reads from, because the Bible that I read from clearly states that God says that homosexuality is an abomination to God.
God destroyed at least two cities in the book of Genesis Chapter 19 because of homosexuality. Also in Romans Chapter 1, beginning with verse 21, and continuing through verse 32, God talks about vile affections between men and men and women and women. In Leviticus chapter 20 and verse 13, God says that homosexuals who participate in homosexual acts are to be severely dealt with.
You may pick and choose verses and then twist them to support sinful lifestyles, but God's word says what it says and means what it means. God's word will never change just because a person wants to justify sin.
Believing that homosexuality is OK is un-Christian.
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One of the coolest things about Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" are the spaceships. Taking the cake for coolest spacecraft in "Guardians" is superhero Peter Quill's tricked out cruiser The Milano (yes, the ship named after "Who's the Boss?" star and '80s crush object Alyssa Milano). Star-Lord's sleek ship is to "Guardians" what Han Solo's Millennium Falcon was to "Star Wars."
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Having recently demonstrated off his impressive hip-hop chops, it's somewhat appropriate that Pratt's "Guardians" set visit is shot in the rapid-fire style of MTV's celebrity home tour show "Cribs." Pratt takes viewers inside the Milano, showing the ship off as if its his own interstellar vessel/home. Pratt explores the flight deck, the messy communal area and, of course, Star-Lord's bunk room (complete with sweet audio cassette-playing sound system), before not-so-politely telling viewers to buzz off.
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Scenes from a memorial fund-raiser
Here are some scenes from the memorial fund-raiser Wednesday for the family of Bergen County Sheriff's Lieutenant Brian C. Beutel that go with my story in today's Record. In this clip, Marcello Hagopian, president of Local 134 of the Police … Continue reading
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Recent grad sworn in a BCC trustee
Lorraine Derwin, a recent graduate of Bergen Community College, was sworn in Tuesday as the newest member of the college's board of trustees. Derwin, a graduate of the class of 2015 and a Westwood resident, was chosen by her fellow … Continue reading
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Bergen County to honor 10 historic preservation projects
Bergen County will honor the people behind 10 historic preservation projects during an annual awards ceremony Thursday at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Varick Memorial AME Zion Church in Hackensack. The church is one of the historic sites to be … Continue reading
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'My County' poster winners announced
Bergen County Clerk John Hogan has announced the winners of the "My County Poster" contest. There were 300 entries submitted from fourth graders throughout the county. Twenty posters were chosen, including a first, second and third place winner and 17 … Continue reading
When black Friday becomes gray Thursday
Here's something I did not know until talking with my colleague Joan Verdon today on Record Talk Radio. Did you know that the peak hour for online shopping on Thanksgiving Day was 3 p.m.? So much for the turkey & … Continue reading
How Bergen County remembers 9/11
An exhibit on display this month in the first floor lobby of the Bergen County Administration Building in Hackensack shows the variety of ways in which towns have created memorials for the victims of the Sept. 11 terror attacks. Click … Continue reading
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County seeks domestic violence volunteers
Bergen County is seeking volunteers to serve on a Domestic Violence Crisis Response team. Trained volunteers become part of regional teams that respond to local police stations to help victims of domestic violence with information and referrals.
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Here, courtesy of the Bergen County Board of Elections, is a complete list of polling places in all 70 towns for Wednesday's special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg. I'm told … Continue reading
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