3-Time Superior Trail Race Finisher Died Of Cardiac Arrest During 4th Race
The Cook County Sheriff's Office says a three-time Superior Trail Race finisher died of cardiac arrest while running the race in May.
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The Cook County Sheriff's Office says a three-time Superior Trail Race finisher died of cardiac arrest while running the race in May.
North Dakota's Agriculture Department is increasing the number of Japanese beetle traps around the state by one-third to try to stem the spread of the destructive bug.
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