IN ANSON, Wednesday at 11:02 a.m., a report of trespassing was investigated on Embden Pond Road.
April 2012
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COMMENTARY: A haunting reminder of dangers faced by working Americans
Every day, 12 workers die on the job across America. As the nation’s secretary of labor, I am surrounded by numbers about jobs, the labor market and about the economy more broadly. But the number 12 stays with me. It is a haunting reminder of the hard-working Americans we lose every day, often in the prime of their life, filled with the energy that we need to build a better world.
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