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Locals in the Piedmont Triad reflect on the seventh anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. ... Source: seattlepi.nwsource.com --- 3 days ago
Bank of America will give 9,500 Washingtonians about $200 million in help to keep their homes, and contribute more money to help people who already lost their homes or will have to move into rentals. ... Source: blog.mlive.com --- 28 days ago
When the winds shifted Friday, driving Hurricane Ike straight into Texas, Marty and Rich Osborn packed their bags and headed there too. By mid-afternoon, the Osborns were unpacking their bags, setting up cots in the basement of a Baptist church... ... Source: blog.cleveland.com --- 9 days ago
The Rocky River Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Business-to-Business Expo from 2-7 p.m. Oct. 16 at Don Umerley Civic Center, 21016 Hilliard Blvd. For more information, visit rockyriverchamber.com.... ... Source: www.publicbroadcasting.net --- 35 days ago
It's a dying breed - the single screen movie theater. They are disappearing fast, unable to compete with the fancy new multi-plexes with their digital surround sound and stadium seating with cup holders. The latest victim is the historical Drexel Grandview theatre. It is set to close at the end of the month. WOSU found neighbors shocked to hear their beloved movie house is closing its doors. ... Source: www.rgj.com --- 28 days ago
Riding a wave of new-found Republican enthusiasm, GOP vice-presidential nominee Gov. Sarah�s Palin will make her first campaign swing through Nevada on Saturday, speaking at a rally in Carson City that is expected to draw thousands. ...
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Planning Chico’s growth over the next two decades is no small task. So it wasn’t surprising that the City Council chambers had an overflow... ... Source: www.kcoy.com --- 37 days ago
Three San Luis Obispo County Residents are headed down South this week to provide food, shelter and support for people affected by Hurricane Gustav. ... Source: www.rrstar.com --- 31 days ago
The following students graduated from Highland Community College with an associate of science: Jennifer Ahrens, Evelyn Daniels and Brittany Vinnedge of Forreston; Troy Collier, Sara Davis, Mario Gagulic, Alicia Gaulrapp, Kyle Keith, Kathryn Kubic, Andrew North, Janna Rains, Jed Sanford and Robert Trickel of Freeport; Tiffany Francois of Leaf River; Dustin Buse of Mount Morris; and Kaylee Kuban of Pecatonica; associate of general studies: Nicholas Daniels, Ante Dzepine, Robert Eppinger, Mary Freeman and Demario Sorrells of Freeport; Jami Bachman of Leaf River and Hilary Courter of Mount Morris; associate of engineering science: Chris Bardell and Justin Campbell of Freeport; associate of arts: Rebecca Morre, Lindsey Stewart and Brittany Winnedge of Forreston; Tera Apel, Eli Brouhard, Ede Bundity, Ashley Burke, Jennifer Fye, Stephanie Jordan, Kyle Keith, Kathryn Kubik, Wendi Lentz, Allison Pitterly, Jamie Shick, Caley Stewart, Nicole Strautz, Lindsay Swalve, Damjan Toljan, Janet Tomita, Tricia Tuckerman, Jennica Vanderheyden, Brittni Westaby and Emily Wilken of Freeport; and Devan Bawinkel of Winnebago; associate of applied science: Sherry Fransen, Yetta Piggue, Keith Wilkens, Chad Gasmund, Justin Miller, Galinda Miller, Amber Pyper, Katie Busch, Toni Lamm, Scott Burns, Tracy Otto, Stephen Aho, Renee Boshela-Goetz, Jessica Brinkmeier, Cathleen Earlywine, Trisha Field, Kelli Finn, Tana Hellwig, Erin Hyde, Megan Klipp, Robin Loester, Brenda ... Source: kdrv.com --- 29 days ago
KEZI 9 News hit the streets to find out Local Residents remembered that day. read more ... Source: www.reflector.com --- 9 days ago
Local Residents are keeping one eye on their wallets and the other on legislators hoping to pass the... ... Source: www.panews.com --- 9 days ago
A common, reoccurring theme is the $700 billion bailout is not just good for Wall Street, but good for Main Street, too.Residents of South Mid-County gave their opinions on the state of the economy as Congress is convening to work out an agreement to bailout the stock market. ... Source: www.brownsvilleherald.com --- 3 days ago
A Brownsville/Rancho Viejo family is asking the Rio Grande Valley to rally behind them as they attempt to win a home energy-savings contest. ... Source: www.enidnews.com --- 9 days ago
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Until last month, Georgetown’s Mark Erlandson and Jamaica Plains’ Gabe Cohen were complete strangers. Today, the two men have formed an unlikely partnership, and together are bringing softball to the Residents of rural El Salvador. “About a month ago, I was searching on Craigslist.com for used softball equipment,” Erlandson said. “I discovered Gabe’s ad that said he was looking for anyone to donate softball equipment for the women in his village in El Salvador. It was something that just struck home.” Cohen is a 25-year old member of the Peace Corps, serving as a rural health volunteer, who was home for vacation. The two decided to work together to gather up used softball equipment for the women in his village to use during their Local games. Cohen told Erlandson that the women play softball after spending the majority of their day in the kitchen. The women were forced to share one glove, which made catching the softball not only a difficult task, but a painful one as well. After their discussion, Erlandson began reaching out to the Georgetown community to help gather up old equipment. “I let everyone in our Georgetown softball community know about the idea,” said Erlandson. Erlandson decided to involve his daughter Sarah and her best friend, Tori Newbury, members of the varsity softball team. They helped collect the equipment and get it ready for Cohen to bring down to El Salvador. “My mom told me that the women from El Salvador ...