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HERMANN MISSOURI OKTOBERFEST 2010
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Featured on Good Morning America is a dog named Norman, a Briard, that loves to stand on his hind legs and ride a scooter! Norman the dog has become an overnight sensation with over half a million YouTube hits and national broadcast appearances on shows like Good Morning America.
And it’s not hard to see why!
Watch as Norman scoots down his neighborhood street with almost human-like mannerisms!
Norman is of the French herding dog breed known as a Briard.
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Feds sue to block Jefferson County seller of banned lawn darts
BY ROBERT PATRICK STLtoday.com March 15, 2011
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ST. LOUIS • The U.S. Attorney's office in St. Louis filed suit Tuesday to stop a Jefferson County retailer from selling banned lawn darts. The civil complaint, which asks a judge to ban future sales of the darts, says that Jefferson County resident Steve King has been selling the darts since at least 2009 from one of his websites, Lawndartparts.com. In two online stings, undercover investigators from the Consumer Product Safety Commission bought darts twice, the complaint says. Lawn darts, or Jarts, have been banned for years after being linked to injuries and deaths of children. King even acknowledged the ban in 2009 on Twitter before writing, "Check out http://www.LawnDartParts.com to stock your arsenal!" On Tuesday, the Web site carried a warning about lawn darts, a link to the CPSC and an offer to exchange lawn darts for another game for free. King has agreed not to sell the darts any more. . Click Here to Read More.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the Bourbeuse River in Union and the Meramec River in Pacific were both predicted to flood this week.
The NWS predicted the Bourbeuse to crest at 16.5 feet by the afternoon of Wednesday, Mar. 16. That is one and a half feet over the Union flood stage. In Pacific, the Meramec was expected to crest at 15.2 feet the following day, just over the 15 foot stage.
Water levels on both rivers should be below flood stage by the end of the week, the NWS said.
No Flooding Missouri River flooding is expected in Hermann or Washington this week.
