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Bossier City Animal Control and Hand-in-Paw will hold their annual rabies vaccination clinic and Bath ‘n Dip Day event tomorrow, May 19, 2012 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Bossier City Animal Control, 3217 Old Shed Road. 
 

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That earthquake that was felt in East Texas this morning, shook, rattled and even rolled  people out of bed. In fact, my two teenage daughters were awakened by the tremors.

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 Shreveport Police have confirmed the identity of  a suspect in the shooting death of one man and serious wounding of another. 

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Louisiana State Police will honor and remember the dedicated men and women of law enforcement who have made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting and serving others in the annual LSP Memorial Ceremony

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Shreveport Police are searching for a suspect in a double shooting that left one man dead and a teenager injured.

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Shreveport police are looking for man who used a bat to rob a local convenience store a couple of days ago. At about 7:30 Sunday morning, the man entered the Circle K in the 300 block of Kings Highway and ordered the clerk to step back while he loaded a trash bag full of cigarettes

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I admit it. I'm from Alabama, and transplanted to Texas.  So, there are many Cajun names native to Louisiana that I can't pronounce, and one of them is Atchafalaya.

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Yesterday was the last day for D.A.R.E. graduation ceremonies at Bossier Parish Schools. It was held at Plantation Park Elementary, where fifth graders received certificates for completing the drug awareness program.

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I never consulted a list of most-popular names before I picked out my daughter's...but shortly after she was born, I found out Emma was the number one girls' name for that year. Since then, the name has dropped a little further down the list, being replaced by Emily the following year

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At 1 this afternoon, a special D.A.R.E. graduation takes place at Plantation Park Elementary. Fifth-grader Montrell Delaney is blind, but was able to complete the course thanks to an especially dedicated teacher

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