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A new thrift store has opened its doors with a special purpose - to support those receiving end-of-life care.

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You’re probably going to be headed to a mall within the next few weeks to do your Christmas shopping, so here’s a list of eight germ hot spots to gross you out, thanks to Health Magazine.

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The effects of suicide are painful and long lasting for loved ones left behind, and this is the topic of a conference tomorrow. The third annual suicide survivor video conference will begin at noon in St. Cloud Hospital's Hoppe Auditorium.

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You might notice a few less people hanging out in the smoking area at work tomorrow (Thursday). It's the annual "Great American Smokeout".

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Congress is fighting to keep pizza and french fries on school lunch lines, picking apart an Obama administration proposal to make school lunches healthier.

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Halloween is supposed to be a fun event, but there are many dangers associated with the candy grabbing holiday. You may already have your child’s Halloween plans in place for trick or treating, but, how safe are they? Here are a few ideas on how you can make your haunt a little less scary.

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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness month, and you're invited to honor victims and support survivors and their families tomorrow at the "Making Strides Against Breast Cancer" walk.

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Quit Dieting? Kate Harding thinks so. As a part of National Love Your Body Day Harding spoke to St. Cloud State University students last (Tuesday) night about accepting your body weight.

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The state of central Minnesota Health Care has never looked better. CentraCare Health system presented their 2011 financial report today at the "Report to the Community" meeting with business and community leaders present, showing growth in all areas.

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A new program will make it easier for Sartell-St. Stephen students to make healthy food choices. The Medica Foundation donated $30,000 to incorporate the NuVal scoring system in the ala carte and vending lines at the middle and high schools.

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