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Published: 01/16/13 12:05 am
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J an. 8 — A 36-year-old Vaughn woman was treated and transported to St. Anthony Hospital for seizure activity. The woman was asleep when her boyfriend noticed she was not breathing normally and had seizure-like signs and symptoms. The man called 9-1-1 and requested an emergency response.

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