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SENSE AND CENTSIBILITY Winter is here and your window is open
Written by Ashley Hagelin, Certified Financial Counselor at LSS. According to the Department of Energy, up to 20-40% of your energy costs are leaking out of your home. The energy you lose through dra...
Posted on 11/29/12 at 2:51 PM
STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER I just fumbled away our 15 minutes of fame
A staffer for National Public Radio's "Talk of the Nation" just called the newsroom looking for Tom Lawrence, who wrote stories for today's Daily Republic about the recent heat wave. The stories focus...
Posted on 7/20/11 at 3:02 PM
HEALTHBEAT Hot enough for everyone
The heat is on, and as we dash from our air-conditioned vehicles into air-conditioned buildings, one can't help wondering how people coped with extreme summer heat in the pre-technology era. Were the...
Posted on 7/19/11 at 1:12 PM
Sun, heat inject life into Mitchell pool
After run of bad early season weather, hundreds flock to city’s aquatic center on hot, sunny day.
By Braley Dodson , June 12, 2013
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Mike Miller scores 21 for Miami in final game of regular season
MIAMI — Dwyane Wade successfully lobbied to play in Miami’s regular-season finale, saying he wanted to get a little more work in before the playoffs begin this weekend.
By Tim Reynolds , April 17, 2013
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Mike Miller admits he considered retiring after last year, but happy to be back
Mike Miller is “completely, 100 percent satisfied” with his NBA career, he told The Daily Republic Friday afternoon.
By Luke Hagen , March 02, 2013
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Late-summer heat deepens drought
Half of state now in ‘extreme’ category; corn yields expected to vary widely.
By Anna Jauhola , September 07, 2012
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Extreme heat hits SD; schools close early
Districts shut down while temps go up.
By Chet Brokaw , August 30, 2012
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Drought worsens in Plains despite cooler temperatures
ST. LOUIS — While other corn growers already have knocked down their drought-ravaged crops to feed them to livestock, Nebraska farmer Doug Nelson still waits for his maize to mature, well aware it won’t be a banner year.
By Jim Suhr , August 24, 2012
Early planting, hot weather speed up harvest
Tripp farmer says he expects half of normal corn crop.
By JONATHAN KNUTSON , August 22, 2012
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Record heat, drought point to long-term climate issues
OTTUMWA, Iowa — Driving by a boat ramp one Saturday morning last month, a local man noticed some white spots on the Des Moines River. He stopped to have a look.
By By PETER WHORISKEY , August 12, 2012
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