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Stories for June 22, 2010
Dental care for the poor will require shaking up the system
Indian County and health-care reform: Millions of Americans, including children, live with dental pain, miss school or work as a result, and occasionally face life-threatening infections. Changing this for the poor, especially in rural areas, will require new ways of training practitioners and delivering services.
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Will McGinn's plans worsen Belltown's violence?
Mayor Mike McGinn is hoping to create a more vibrant scene at clubs and bars, perhaps extending liquor licenses throughout the night. Belltown residents worry about more shootings, stabbings, and trouble.
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Artistic, soul-nourishing ballet, from an unexpected source
PNB's annual student performance drew tears and cheers, and not just because the kids were cute. This was a performance worth the price of admission.
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The state's 2,500 growers and a valley full of packing houses are in full swing, producing two-thirds of the nation's cherries. Look for shipments to hit local stores next week.
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