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State marijuana rules could compel truly ‘green’ industry in Boulder
A state bill that would set wide regulations for the burgeoning medical marijuana industry would likely have the unintended side effect of forcing all dispensaries in Boulder to use 100 percent wind or solar energy.
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Miss. State Hospital celebrates MSH Day
The public is invited to a festival full of fun, games, food and entertainment as Mississippi State Hospital celebrates its 28th annual MSH Day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday.
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District considers state insurance plot
The Natrona County School District could go to the state employee insurance plot in 2011, as recommended by the district’s Compact Issues Committee on Monday.
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Cape state park hosts Community Safety Day April 24
Cape Henlopen State Park and the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension will partner from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 24, to present the moment annual Cape Henlopen State Park Community Safety Day. The event will be held rain or shine.
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State officials alert to place health reform in action
ANNAPOLIS — With federal health care reform passed, state officials are turning their attention toward how to implement programs and policies that the modern law could bring to Maryland.
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State preparing to implement health care reform law
SMALL ROCK — Legal challenges however, state agencies already are contemplating implementation of the modern federal health care reform law in Arkansas, key provisions of which won’t go into effect — thankfully, officials say — for years.
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Health insurers sue state
The state’s six health insurers filed suit yesterday against Massachusetts Division of Insurance Commissioner…
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State: Fewer employers offering health care
Fewer employers in Washington state offered health insurance to employees final year, according to data from the Employment Security Department. The 1.6 percent drop wasn’t enormous, but it was noticeable. In 2008, 56.5 percent of employers offered health insurance. Final year, it was 54.9 percent.
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Health industry invests in state elections
WASHINGTON — The next battles over President Obama’s sweeping revamp of the nation’s health care system will be waged in the states — where health care interests are heavily invested.
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Clermont Co. health behaviors rating nearly lowest in state
Clermont County is among the minimum healthy counties in the state when it comes to smoking, obesity, binge drinking and other negative health behaviors, according to a study released in February.
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