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SuffllMI lote; Teens:ns s h o u ld A nd som e a re;n’t n ’t waiting for action any longer. 1 s t a r t lo o k ii ig n o w ffor o r th o s e From townshipsps ands counties .nunnier paydiecks,s ,e c x p e r ts in Penn.«9 ]vanio to communities1 ’ a d v ^ in Washington stat'state, local gov- emments arc creatiieating their own sitinR or environiTDnmental rules B that farmers mu:must abide to ' F a m i l y L i f•E e reduce pollution. lo es a p a r- Baby boom: How doe The big local Issi ‘ ent-to-be cope with1 txb e c o m in g Issue a parent of twins orr dtriplets? In Twin F alls County,Cou ihere’s Ught at the end of th< f ^ E l f the tunnel as a ^ ^ ^ //A n e w o r d in o n c e - dubbedd the “matrix” - drafted!d byb people on Ho«m SpMkw B nce N m « a b . both sides of thele dairy< issue . S p o r t s mi, IHMm, itn tt Ml da) b) mnwrtlngwmiHowe Minorityy leaderL Wendy Jaqutt, M atch UwfltMlwMkoftiMaoosiegW makes its way towtoward public h K k s ^ ' t hearings. 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