# Laura Baird
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Laura L. Baird (born 1 October 1952) is an American politician and judge. She was a member of the Michigan House of Representatives from 1995 to 2000, when she was elected a judge of the Michigan Circuit Court.
== Personal life and legal career ==
Baird was born on 1 October 1952 in northern Michigan, to parents Boyd C. Baird and Nancy L. Tingley.
AEE - The Shared Experience Conversation | Part 1
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Those who attended had the opportunity to ask questions and as a collective group we answered those questions utilizing their shared experience.
The questions asked;
- H…
AEE - The Shared Experience Conversation | Part 2
In Part 2 of The Shared Experience, the group answers the following 2 questions;
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- How has the past 2 years influenced the way that we interact with our participants?
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Lisa Hunt - High 5 Trainer
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Show 620: A Wednesday In April
Playlist:
The Impossible Years - Attraction Gear
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BIg Star - Kangaroo
Rainy Day - Holocaust
The Velvet Underground - Sweet Jane
David Crosby - Music Is Love
Patrick Watson - Adventures In Your Own Backyard
The Everly Brothers - Sigh, Cry, Almost Die
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In this edition of Mountain Talk, we bring you the second episode of the Free II Podcast, a brand-new radio series about recovery in East Kentucky.
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This week on Mountain Talk, in honor of Black History Month, we begin with two audio portraits of one-of-a-kind Black Appalachian women.
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50 years ago this week, on March 9th and 11th, 1976, 26 people lost their lives in two separate methane explosions at the Scotia coal mine here in Letcher County.
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Mountain Talk: EKY Nurses on the Big, Beautiful Bill's Medicaid Cuts; plus Eula Hall & Martha Carson
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So, we of course just recently held our primary elections here in Kentucky. And while things have been calmer here, it’s been a tumultuous primary season so far across the South, especially in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ‘Callais’ ruling that significantly weakened the Federal Votin…
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