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Pleural mesothelioma is an increasingly common type of lung cancer brought on by exposure to asbestos. When inhaled, asbestos fibers become embedded in the pleura, or outer lining of the lungs, leaving behind scarring and lesions. These lesions and scars eventually develop into full-blown pleural mesothelioma, a deadly form of lung cancer for which there is no cure. Asbestos fibers can also settle in the abdominal region, triggering the development of peritoneal mesothelioma. This type of lung cancer is equally dangerous

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FEMA help on the way
Houston County commissioners voted Tuesday to allow the hiring of some part-time staff to wade through the paperwork associated with the recent Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster declaration.
Read more News Source - Houston County News
Publish date - 21:13:35 07/28/10

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Schumer calls for delay in planned demolition of former veterans home in Oxford
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Charles E. Schumer is requesting that New York State Health Commissioner Richard F. Daines delay the demolition of the former veterans’ home in Oxford.
Read more News Source - The Evening Sun
Publish date - 14:06:42 07/28/10

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Salinas Courthouse reopening delayed
Just when you thought it might be safe to go back in the north wing of the Salinas Courthouse ...
Read more News Source - The Monterey County Herald
Publish date - 08:33:41 07/28/10

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Taxpayers Cram Hearing; Subpoenas Ordered
It was 1 a.m. The city’s tax assessor, Bill O’Brien, had just heard New Haven taxpayers and lawmakers decry him for six straight hours. “Misperceptions,” he said of the invective; stress because of a flagging economy. Moments later, Alderman Michael Smart, who conducted the standing-room-only public hearing, offered a different take. “We can’t get any straight answers,” he said of O’Brien and ...
Read more News Source - New Haven Independent
Publish date - 14:13:41 07/27/10

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Neighborhood Association working on development of primary school property
WILTON — The School Street Neighborhood Association may have some interested developers for the former Wilton Primary School if a grant for asbestos removal and lead abatement comes through.
Read more News Source - The Lewiston Sun Journal
Publish date - 05:42:27 07/23/10

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Storm damage total rises; FEMA help sought
Damage to infrastructure and crops during a severe storm that spawned flash floods throughout the county last month is a lot worse than first thought. Houston County’s damages from those storms are now estimated at $1.1 million, up from earlier estimates of $500,000, county Emergency Services Coordinator Kurt Kuhlers told the county commission Tuesday.
Read more News Source - Houston County News
Publish date - 11:28:14 07/24/10

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Demolition of temple gets under way
Demolition of a former Desert Hot Springs temple began this week.
Read more News Source - The Desert Sun
Publish date - 08:34:46 07/23/10

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SUNY Upstate plans $20 million investment in downtown apartment buildings
SYRACUSE - The State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University today announced its acquisition of two vacant apartment complexes on Harrison Street in downtown Syracuse.
Read more News Source - Central New York Business Journal
Publish date - 14:14:49 07/23/10

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WEST WINDSOR: Arts Council facing rental fee for former firehouse
WEST WINDSOR The township Arts Council may have to pay the township $500 a month to use the old Princeton Junction Firehouse as an arts center.
Read more News Source - The Princeton Packet
Publish date - 06:06:44 07/23/10

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Clayton voters to decided on tax hike for police headquarters
Clayton voters will decide Aug. 3 whether to increase taxes to pay for a new police headquarters.
Read more News Source - Suburban Journals
Publish date - 07:38:09 07/23/10

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Demo begins on high school
DANVERS — It took about an hour for a Caterpillar excavator to tear down the front wing and former central office of Danvers High yesterday morning. It's the most visible sign yet that the nearly $80 million addition and renovation of Danvers High is under way.
Read more News Source - The Salem News
Publish date - 04:15:16 07/23/10

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City Commission: DJFS lease agreement passes second reading
GALLIPOLIS — Two ordinances concerning the recent move of the Gallipolis municipal offices passed their second readings, along with several other housekeeping ordinances, during a special session o...
Read more News Source - Gallipolis Daily Tribune
Publish date - 04:04:45 07/23/10

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