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“I’ve got this cough that just won’t go away,” my patient says, and I know this story all too well. Chronic cough, a cough that lasts more than two months, is a common ailment which in most cases is benign. But for the patient it is both bothersome and worrisome.
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We started the Session this week on Tuesday since Monday was President’s Day. I had two different bills in two different committees at the same time. The first one was SB9 which was brought by Senator Tobin a d had already passed the Senate and was successfully heard in the House Judiciary Committee. The bill limits applications for clemency for violent offenders’ sentences to life imprisonment if the application is denied for a period of 4 years. This protects the victims’ family from going through these frequent hearings. It passed through the committee and unto the House floor where it passed 63 to 6 and is awaiting the governor’s signature.
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Week seven is finished, and we have only one committee hearing left in Senate Health and Human Services; we are finished in Senate Ag, and just have a few meetings left in Senate State Affairs.
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One of this week’s WCS Senior spotlight highlights Mia Dion. She is the daughter of Daniel and Sarah Dion. Mia’s nickname is Pickles. During her years at WCS, Mia has been involved in many extra-curricular activities including cross-country (one year), the play (one year), cheer (one year), softball (one year), chorus (four years), and gymnastics (four years).
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One of this week’s WCS Senior spotlight highlights Joey Cournoyer Jr. He is the son of Joey Sr. and Antoinette Cournoyer. During his years at WCS, Joey has been involved in many extra-curricular activities including basketball (four years), football (one year).
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nior spotlights highlights Qiara Bruguier. She is the daughter of Quentin Bruguier and Chiara Cournoyer-Bruguier. During her years at WCS, Qiara has been a part of several extra-curricular activities including band (one year), track (one year), volleyball (three years) and chorus (four years).
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WilliamsSepticofAvonchangedownership on December 1st of 2023 from Jack Williams to his daughter, Shona and her husband, Travis. Travis and Shona Hill are the new co-owners and operators of Williams Septic. Travis handles runningtheservicetruckandgoingouton callswhileShonarunstheadministrativeside ofthebusiness.Shetakesservicecalls,doesthe scheduling, billing, etc. The couple had never planned to buy a septic business, but when the opportunity came available, they decided that it would be a good fit for their family.
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