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Pitt and Jolie Donate $500,000 to Tornado Relief

The Jolie-Pitt Foundation donated $500,000 on Friday to the Joplin Recovery Fund for rebuilding efforts in the tornado-ravaged Missouri city. The Community Foundation of...
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Chiefs, Rams Players Lend Hand to Tornado Recovery Effort in Joplin

Both NFL football teams in Missouri swooped into Joplin last week, lifting spirits and clearing clogged yards and roads. The Kansas City Chiefs had invited...
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Veterans Transition to New Battlefield, Helping to Clean-up Tornado Ravaged Towns (Video)

Returning veterans find new life as they transition out of war and into a different kind of service, helping homeowners hit by devastating disasters...
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Prisoners Train Deaf Shelter Dogs in Sign Language

Across the state of Missouri, dog rescue programs set up by the state's Department of Corrections are thriving in prisons, creating a more humane...
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Clean River Crusader is Named Hardest Working Man in America (Video)

The winner of Mitchum's Hardest Working Man in America contest was awarded $100,000 last month for his labor of love: hauling tires, trash -...
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Students Design Electric Car to Travel 400 Miles Per Gallon

Who said you have to be an engineer or a even a designer to come up with a car that gets 100 mpg? How...
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Schools Recycle More Than 48,000 Pounds of Beverage Cans to Win Awards

School kids demonstrated a "can-do" attitude in this season's Aluminum Can Recycling National School Challenge. 133 schools, representing more than 70,000 students, joined with...
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Woman Begins Each Day Packing 400 Lunches for City’s Homeless

Marcia Merrick says helping is simple. With her two kids grown up now, she still makes lunches every morning -- 400 of them --...
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Sailor Recounts Incredible Rescue at Sea

A man whose boat had capsized in 10-20 foot waves off the North Carolina coast in storm conditions, set about swimming in a last...
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Stimulus Package Added Thousands of Teaching, Construction Jobs Says New Data

Teachers, construction workers and public safety officials appear to be the initial winners from the states' share of the $787 billion federal economic stimulus...
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Solar Village Begins to Bloom on National Mall

A cluster of 20 solar-powered homes will open their doors to tourists as well as energy and design enthusiasts tomorrow in the 4th...
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USDA to Fund Environmental Clean-up of Mississippi River

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced last week a new initiative to improve water quality and the overall health of the Mississippi River Basin funded...
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Ford Gets $5.9 Billion Loan to Retool Plants for Energy Efficient Cars

The Department of Energy announced yesterday they finalized a loan of $5.9 billion for Ford Motor Company to transform factories across Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan,...
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Good Idea! Doggies Get the Pool for Final Day of Season

The dog days of summer ended last night with the second annual Pooch Plunge. The Albert Oakland Pool opened solely for dogs....
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Purple Means Complaints Stop Here

In the darkest hour of her life, real estate agent Arnie Renda made the soul-saving decision to stop complaining. "My mother died, my...
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Heartland States Send National Guard to Aid Afghan Farmers

National Guard troops from a half-dozen heartland states are taking their civilian farming know-how to Afghanistan in a little-noticed aspect of the Obama administration’s...
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Brain Scan Makes Torture Obsolete

Dr. Lawrence Farwell has invented a technology that he believes will make torture obsolete. The system, which detects recognition of information stored in a...
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Indiana Mandates Electronics Recyling

Indiana became the first state to pass a major electronics recycling law this year, and the nineteenth state to pass a law creating...
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Stimulus in Action: “Beginning to Percolate Nationwide”

Building repairs are underway on public housing in Imboden, Ark., and Cumberland, Ill., states across the country are receiving money to weatherize the...
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The Front Line of Health Reform: Teaching Parents How to Treat Their Own Kids

The innovative program that provides a dose of hands-on health care training, boosting parents’ ability to care for common childhood ailments at home while...