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October 2007
Rewilders ready to celebrate Wolf Awareness Week, Oct. 14-20
While some environmental conservation organizations prepare to invade
taxpayer funded public schools and libraries during Wolf Awareness Week
with their pro-wolf propaganda designed to make children believe there's no
such thing as a big, bad wolf Read the whole article>>>
While some environmental conservation organizations prepare to invade
taxpayer funded public schools and libraries during Wolf Awareness Week
with their pro-wolf propaganda designed to make children believe there's no
such thing as a big, bad wolf Read the whole article>>>
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SIMPLE PUMPKIN PAINTING
With each annual visit to the pumpkin
patch, teachers, room mothers, scout
troop leaders and parents alike often
wonder how to make the most of the
prize pumpkin that was chosen by a child.
Read more here >>>
With each annual visit to the pumpkin
patch, teachers, room mothers, scout
troop leaders and parents alike often
wonder how to make the most of the
prize pumpkin that was chosen by a child.
Read more here >>>
On October 1st the Michigan legislature voted to raise residents' income
taxes from 3.9 percent to 4.35 percent to fuel the state government beast.
The following indicates how much more the Sheeple are being forced to
ante up:
* A single individual making $42,000 a year would pay $173 more.
* A single individual making $100,000 a year would pay $434 more.
* A married couple earning $42,000 a year would pay $158 more.
* A married couple earning $73,000 a year would pay $297 more.
* A married couple earning $100,000 a year would pay $419 more.
* A married couple with two children and $42,000
in income would pay $121 more.
* A married couple with two children and $73,000
in income would pay $260 more.
* A married couple with two children and
$100,000 in income would pay $382 more.
Source: Michigan Department of Treasury
and Associated Press research. Assumes
a personal exemption of $3,500 and
child exemption of $600 per child.
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