H1N1 death toll hits 12799: WHO · Uncategorized admin January 8th. 2010, 8:49pm. The H1N1 virus is commonly greatest in quantity effective in parts of Europe, North Africa and South Asia, the World Health Organization says. …
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U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack speaks to a crowd at Scotts Bluff National Monument during a visit to the area in September. Photo by Roger Holsinger
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Year ends on a cold, violent note (Scottsbluff Star-Herald)
The anthrax spores that infected a New Hampshire woman are the same strain as spores found on an electrical outlet and two drums used at a gathering she attended in early December, medical investigators said.
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Nation Digest: Anthrax strain that infected New Hampshire woman found on drums (Washington Post)
SEATTLE, Dec. 27 (UPI) — Quincy Pondexter had 22 points and five rebounds Sunday, leading 19th-ranked Washington in an 86-71 decision over San Francisco.
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COL BKB: Washington 86, S.F. 71 (UPI)
Washington Federal Inc. said Monday its board approved a quarterly cash dividend of 5 cents per share.
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Washington Federal sets regular quarterly dividend (AP via Yahoo! News)
Pennsylvania is opening to everyone its vaccination program against the H1N1 flu virus. Medical providers have offered the vaccine to at-risk groups and have doses leftover. The state will conduct clinics in January for people who do not have access to the vaccine through their doctors.
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Pennsylvania’s swine flu vaccine now open to all in state (Chambersburg Public Opinion)
POLK COUNTY – Polk County Health Department reports the first H1N1 influenza related death in Polk County, an adult with underlying health conditions.
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First H1N1 death in Polk County (Inter-County Leader)
Where now live perhaps a few “stealth” grizzly bears, Washington’s Cascade Mountains should be home to a modest, sustainable population of the great bruins.
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Are there grizzly bears in Washington state? (seattlepi.com)
Health officials say the H1N1 flu has caused three more deaths in New Jersey, including one in Monmouth County, bringing the total number of deaths in the state to 34 since the outbreak of the virus last spring.
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Monmouth man succumbs to H1N1 virus (Asbury Park Press)
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission voted on Thursday to elevate public awareness of the importance of Florida bonefish by declaring it a saltwater game fish.“Bonefish are one of the major reasons Florida is ‘The Fishing Capital of the World,’” said FWC Chairman Rodney Barreto. “We took this action today to emphasize how important the bonefish fishery is to Florida anglers …
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Florida declares bonefish a saltwater game fish (Naples Daily News)