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Race turns school's virtues into actions
Proceeds from the Charger Challenge will benefit the family of kindergartener Elise Johnson, who died in a skiing accident, and Scarlett Perry, a middle school student with lymphoma. Johnson attended Fort Caspar until her death.
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:17A
Automated systems for issuing traffic tickets don't meet a proper standard of
These tickets are more of a gotcha tax than genuine law enforcement. Traffic laws should be enforced to ensure safety, not to generate local revenue. Lawmakers should ban these automated traffic enforcement mechanisms. Let police officers with genuine
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:16A
YMCA sued for not reporting rape of 11-year-old
Elmore's law firm has filed a lawsuit on behalf of the girl, who is now 12, her mother and her newborn, accusing the Greater Buffalo YMCA with gross negligence in its care of the camper last July. The girl accused a camp counselor of sexually abusing
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:15A
Car plows into photo shoot group, injuring 8
"I heard a horrendous crash and somebody screaming," witness Kristan Rowland said. Witnesses said the afternoon photo shoot went bad when a City of Chicago Streets and Sanitation Vehicle careened out of control and into the group as they posed for
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:15A
Hometown - On Campus, week of May 22, 2011
Lenihan is a junior majoring in apparel, retail merchandising and design and Spanish and minoring in business administration. She is active in Fashion Apparel and Business Organization, Collegiate DECA and Students Today Leaders Forever.
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:15A
Rider critically hurt as ATV runs into tree
He was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Graham was flown by medical helicopter to Cooper Hospital in Camden. As of Friday night, he was reported to be in stable but critical condition in the trauma unit.
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:14A
Former aide suing Rowan loses round
A federal judge has dismissed a civil-rights lawsuit brought against Rowan University by the school's former affirmative-action officer. But Richard Williams intends to continue his fight, said his Mount Ephraim attorney, Fredrick Gross.
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:14A
Few tickets written for Kyleigh's law
Anthony Parenti, executive director of the New Jersey Traffic Safety Officers Association, said the decals haven't received widespread support in the law-enforcement community. "It's not too popular with police," Parenti said. "No matter where I go,
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:14A
Vehicle Enters the Gelco Store in Toms River
A customer inside the store at the time of the accident, Elizabeth Guerino, 29, of Toms River, was struck by debris but refused medical attention. The driver of the vehicle, Patricia Anderegg, 58, of New York, was not injured.
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:14A
Brit Home Secretary opposes court's move to shelter 'convicted terrorist'
However, the terrorist was backed by Lord Justice Pill, Lord Justice Rix and Lord Justice Lloyd in his plea to be in Britain while he mounts an appeal. Lord Justice Pill said that denying him access to Britain could lead to "potential injustice".
Updated: 05/22/2011 03:14A
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