European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - May 30, 2007, Darmstadt, Hesse                                T edition May 2007 Page 17 i v powwow Jada 5 who wears a native american Jingle 1 Levy up w w u w plays hoop with her sister and Joshua of during Massachusetts Center for native american awareness Spring planting Moon powwow festival at Marshfield Fairgrounds in out for their morning stroll fort of her stroller while and Millie walk during their daily Fourmile walk in Daytona Emma is unable to keep up the Pace with the other two of Lull of flight a female Northern Cardinal is seen flying in school yearbook shows students getting High Conifer most Likely to succeed try most Likely to go to the yearbook for the High school in this Mountain town near Denver published photos of students smok ing marijuana and drinking drawing the ire of parents and and Hannah the senior who served As yearbook said she regrets not balancing the yearbook pictures of teenagers smoking pot with pictures of no drug she also said she is sorry about not warning her Prin but she said people need to know what is going the Point of the yearbook entirely is to cover what happens in the she told Kunc youd be surprised at How Many children at Conifer High school smoke i wanted to push More for a deeper Side of for a lot of is drugs and Al the Jefferson county school District began an investigation after parents and the school has offered to take Back yearbooks and refund Palace restoration set to begin in the summer Kail Akona the funding is lined the Resto ration plan is Complete and huli Hee Palace officials Are hopeful work to repair damage from the 15 earthquakes can begin with in it Likely will take a and to restore the state and National historic which sits on Kailua Bay on the big is land and houses a collection of hawaiian its going to be better than said Gerry re gent of daughters of the nonprofit Volunteer organization that operates the Palace Miyamoto said the funds for the restoration project come from the Federal emergency management the state and private Dona although checks began arriving the Day of the and a fundraising drive was launched soon Miyamoto said donations provided just a fraction of the amount emerging cicadas healthy treat for animals Brookfield at the Brookfield cicadas Are a lot More than just really noisy in sects there delicious these a Host of animals from bearded dragon lizards to african wild dogs to White crested laughing Thrush Birds Are enjoying and zoo nutritionists not to mention the mothers of All those Liz dogs and Birds dont have to although the cicadas emerging this month after spend ing 17 years underground May seem like Candy to the animals Crunchy on the outside and soft in the Center there actually health there extremely nutritious and wont Impact their animals diets because they dont have a lot of fat in Tim the zoos behavioural husbandry manag archdiocese Sells land to pay off sex lawsuits Boston in a bid to raise funds to help pay for Legal settlements in Church related sex abuse the roman Catho Lic archdiocese of Boston announced a million proposal to sell its administrative Headquarters to Boston the Sale of just under 20 acres in Brighton to the Jesuit which has already bought other nearby land from the is scheduled to close by it is part of a Long Range Effort to recover from financial problems related to the clergy sex abuse scandal that erupted in the scandal Cost the Boston archdiocese millions of dollars in including an Mil lion settlement in 2003 with More than 550 abuse donations also dropped off in the years after the scandal was in re the archdiocese closed or consolidated 64 and sold the mansion and other real estate somalis return to work after feud Over prayer Omaha dozens of so Mali meatpacking workers who quit their jobs because they were not Given enough time off for Muslim prayers have returned to but the Issue could resurface As Sundown inches later through the a Union official about 70 of 120 somali workers Are Back on the Job at the Swift meatpacking Plant after abruptly the workers complained that existing break time rules did not let them leave lines to Pray at similar requests for workplace accommodations of Muslim religious obligations have become common around the say Muslim i dont know How its going to and i feel bad about said Dan president of local 22 of the United food and Commer Cial workers later sunsets could run past allotted Breaks that keep workers from Long stretches on production workers we didst take body parts off corpses Rochester two former employees of a Bio medical Supply company pleaded not guilty to collecting skin and tissue from corpses without proper Kevin and Krissy worked at a Branch of the no defunct biomedical tis sue services of fort along with five others including two former biomedical tissue employees and three funeral directors Vickers and Knapp were accused of removing Bone and tissue from 36 corpses in 2005 without getting the proper four other including the company former dentist Michael were charged last year with removing Bone and tissue from bodies at funeral Homes without the per Mission of All have pleaded not stories and photos from wire reports