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A new study shows a simple pull to sit test like this in six month olds could predict the risk of autism. Dr. Joseph Stegman with Carolinas Healthcare System says, 'Most kids at 2 months, no head lag
A new study shows a simple pull to sit test like this in six month olds could predict the risk of autism.
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Fixing the recent water main on Front and Cherry Streets has made travel in the downtown area a headache. But that's nothing compared to the pain some of the area businesses are going through. As
City of Mankato hopes repairs will be finished by the weekend
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The interest rate on many student loans could double if Congress doesn't renew six billion dollars in subsidies. The rate for Stafford loans will jump from 3.4% to 6.8% on July 1st. Bills are making
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Authorities are awaiting a toxicology report to see how much alcohol played a role in the drowning of 21 year old Jenny Mae Kraling.
Authorities are awaiting a toxicology report to see how much alcohol played a role in the drowning of 21-year-old Jenny Mae Kraling.
Students from the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority of Minnesota State University, Mankato put on an event this evening for a good cause.
The sorority hosted a carnival that included lots of food, games, prizes, and even a fortuneteller.
In addition to the fun, all of the proceeds went to benefit the Special Olympics.
Jessica Miles, member of the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, says, "We are donating all of the money that we raise to the Special Olympics since the Special Olympics is one of our philanthropies. Throughout the year we try to get involved. We get really involved at the Special Olympic games, but we have not ever done a big fundraiser for the Special Olympics. So, this will be our first ever fundraiser to raise money for the Special Olympics."
Alpha Sigma Alpha is now on their fifteenth year of working to help the Special Olympics.
