Suicide prevention: Could you step up and save a life?
A new workshop/forum from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, at the River Falls Public Library should have wide appeal.
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Masons honor members for service
Members of River Falls Masonic Lodge #109 gathered the evening of May 7 to honor longtime members.
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Candidates for the 2013 River Falls Royal Ambassador Program begin preparing now for the competition held July 11 during River Falls Days, at which judges will choose four of them to represent the community at about 50 events in the upcoming year.
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Local 95-year-old Roberta Saulsbury said she feels honored to receive a national award for her paper-cutting art from the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), even more meaningful to Saulsbury since she helped establish the local branch in 1976, called the St. Croix-Chequamegon chapter.
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UPDATE: Body of River Falls man believed to be recovered
River Falls police were notified Saturday night, April 13, that law enforcement authorities in Emery County of southeastern Utah believe they have found the body of Donovan Alexander Campbell, 19, of River Falls. Police Chief Roger Leque says that next of kin have been notified. Campbell has been reported missing by his mother since April 5.
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PRESCOTT—The Prescott City Council has approved an ordinance allowing legal operation of golf carts on city streets, Police Chief Mike R. Bondarenko announced. The ordinance is now in effect.
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PRESCOTT—“If it seems too good to be true, it probably isn’t true,” Prescott Police Chief Mike R. Bondarenko said in a warning to city residents about a fraudulent check scam tied to a fraudulent offer of employment as a customer service evaluator.
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Circle program addresses sudden-death trauma
Facing a loved one’s sudden death from homicide, suicide, traffic fatality or drug overdose often leaves survivors feeling alone and challenged to cope with the trauma.
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The American Cancer Society makes it easy for people to help those battling the disease by offering multiple and different opportunities at one, big event: Relay for Life of Pierce County takes place April 5-6 at the River Falls High School.
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Hairy legs and all, eight male contestants step into the spotlight next week to compete for the Mr. RFHS title and, while doing so, help honor students raise money and awareness.
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