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Overcast ~ River stage: 18.47 ft. Rising Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012 |
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Contest recipes using Girl Scout cookies
The annual Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland "Just Desserts" event was held recently in Cape Girardeau. The fundraiser is a dessert contest in which Girl Scouts team up with area distinguished chefs to make a dessert using Girl Scout cookies. Girl Scouts across the country are celebrating 100 years of service and leadership to girls, and carrying out their mission of building girls of courage, confidence and character, which makes the world a better place. ...
President's definition of 'play by the same rules'
I had to review a text of President Obama's State of the Union address to verify that I actually heard what I thought I heard. But there it was in black and white. And with those few words, I have at long last found some point of agreement with our president... By Dr. Michael Wulfers I was somewhat saddened to read "Two bills would remove limits on nurses ability to practice," by Melissa Miller, in the Feb. 1 Southeast Missourian. I was saddened because it was obvious that advanced practice registered nurses Bell and Keser have never had the benefit of a true collaborative practice...
Saving early blooms from a deep freeze
The warm January weather has created quite a stir among gardeners. In conversation after conversation I hear about crocuses that are blooming, fruit trees that have swelling buds and daffodils that have leaves about four inches above the soil surface...
Farming and products made in Jackson
Since so much of Cape Girardeau County is considered rural, most of us surely are aware of the importance of our agricultural economy. Farmers and ranchers make up only 2 percent of the U.S. population. In Cape Girardeau County we have approximately 1,500 farms, up 20 percent from 2002... |