  Pour
yourself a cup of ambition on Friday, because it's Dolly
Parton's day. Dozens of municipalities and one state have
declared Sept. 25 Dolly Parton Day, a celebration timed to
the date's nod to Parton's beloved hit song, ''9 to 5.''
While Tennessee, Parton's home state, already recognizes
Jan. 19 -- her birthday -- as Dolly Parton Day, and is
looking to add a Sept. 25 ''9 to 5 Day,'' California became
the first state to officially establish Sept. 25 as an
annual Dolly Parton Day.
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The
Minnesota State Fire Marshal's Office said its findings in
the investigation into the White Bear Lake fire that killed
NHL journalist Jessi Pierce and her three children was
accidental and likely caused by an ungrounded extension
cord. The family dog also died. Fire Chief Greg Peterson
said the fire was the worst loss of life in the history of
his department. The fire originated in a room which didn't
have an outlet, and an ungrounded extension cord from
another room was used to provide power.
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  When
people cross borders without permission, they face a range
of punishments. These penalties differ from country to
country, but they are generally quite strict. Here’s a
quick rundown of what you need to know.
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  In
2009, the recording sensation was Susan Boyle. In 1966, it was
Mrs. Miller. The difference is, Susan Boyle can sing. Elva
Miller owes her fame to her uniquely atrocious vocal style and
to the fearless gusto with which she assails–and destroys–a
song. Her debut album—Mrs. Miller's Greatest Hits, issued
by Capitol Records in 1966—is a collector's item. It sold
200,000 copies and left an indelible stain on modern music.
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