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Indianapolis Star Showcases Goat Milk Stuff™ as Environmentally-Friendly Goat Milk Soap Company Goat Milk Stuff's PJ Jonas wrote about environmentally-friendly GMS goat milk soap in The Indianapolis Star. Charlestown, IN (Vocus) October 20, 2010 Goat Milk Stuff™ announced that “Going green has worked well for the environment and our Goat Milk Stuff business of all-natural goat milk soap.” The Indianapolis Star newspaper showcased the business in an article by PJ Jonas, co-founder of the company that makes and markets homemade, all-natural, chemical-free goat milk soaps and other products. Marketing a full line of goat milk soaps, body lotions, bath bombs, laundry soap and other products, Goat Milk Stuff’s products are available online at http://www.GoatMilkStuff.com and at select specialty stores. Goat Milk Stuff’s natural, moisturizing goat milk soaps range in price from $5 to 6.50 for each 5 ounce bar that comes wrapped in an environmentally-friendly, hand-stamped cott

Casualties of the economic downturn might be wondering: Why do the fat cats get bailouts while we're left to fend for themselves? CHARLESTOWN, R.I., Jan. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- We've bailed out failed banks, failed insurance companies and failed auto makers.

By Katie Mulvaney A Narragansett Indian leader wants an inquiry into the treatment of the tribe by the state government and judicial system after comments from the state chief justice. Chief Sachem Matthew Thomas fumed this week about Chief Justice Frank J.

Nature hike: The Audubon Society of Rhode Island is sponsoring a six-mile hike along the Vin Gormley Trail, through Burlingame Management Area in Charlestown, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Walkers should meet at Kimball Wildlife Refuge, 180 Sanctuary Rd.