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Pierce County Jr. Fair Champions – 4-H

Published on August 30, 2016November 14, 2016 by joanna.demulling

Click to read the results of 4-H Champion Winners! results-championsheets-junior-class-2016

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Have Your Dial Gauge Tested at the Pierce County UW-Extension Office

The Pierce County UW-Extension Office offers dial gauge testing, free of charge. The dial gauge is tested against a calibrated reference gauge to determine accuracy. Gauges testing +2 psi of the target pressure of 6 psi or 11 psi can be safely used at home. To schedule an appointment to have your canner lid tested, please call the Pierce County UW-Extension Office at 715-273-6781. You can also drop your lid off, and we will test it and call you when it is ready to be picked up. If you have any

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Clean Sweep & Prescription Take-Back

Katie Feuerhelm, UW-Extension Pierce County Most Pierce County youth have not misused prescription drugs. What can you do to help this continue? Parents and other adults should talk with children about the risks of misusing medications, both prescription and over-the-counter.  Students have reported that their parents are one of the most believable sources of information about the risks of using drugs. You can take steps to limit access to these drugs and help keep your family and friends drug

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