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“Community interest in local food is huge right now,” Bernard said. “We want to build on that to make food more available and bring more product in for our farmers.” Light said the growing demand may require a new location for the market.
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:51A
British parlimentarians take on treatment of teens in Israeli military court
Of course any solution must acquire security for Israel, but also dignity, self-respect and justice for the Palestinians. 'AD' Lord Dubs, a child evacuee from Nazi-occupied Prague, was horrified. "As part of the visit I went to see the Israeli military
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:50A
Of war, peace and law
The fundamental and core provisions of International Humanitarian Law are found in these conventions to which the Philippines is a party. We have not yet acceded to the Treaty of Rome that established the International Criminal Court and set forth the
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:50A
Liberal Party stalwart gets Immigration post
He took his oath before Justice Secretary Leila de Lima last May 17. Mangotara, who paid a courtesy call on Commissioner Ricardo David on Friday, had his appointment paper signed by President Aquino last May 12. Mangotara will fill one of two posts
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:49A
Prison director's job on line as investigation opens
He said he gave the Justice Department until Wednesday, or before he leaves for a state visit to Thailand, to submit its recommendations after National Bureau of Investigation agents arrested Leviste outside his Makati condominium last week.
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:49A
Advancements in Jahra road project revealed
It is also one of the main projects in the Ministry of Public Works' strategic plan to develop roads and motorways in the State of Kuwait in order to address the future demand of traffic, minimize traffic congestions and improve road safety.
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:49A
Rider recalls horror horse accident
The financial recruiter said: “It was a freak accident. He was scared and kicked out and I was unfortunately standing behind him. “I was fully conscious and I was very lucky. I managed to drag myself out from under the horse's feet and then just
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:49A
Critics: DUI checkpoints straying from mission
AP SACRAMENTO — A week after Nora Ramos gave birth by Caesarean section, she found herself walking five miles home with her husband and four children. On their way from the hospital in Modesto, the family had been stopped at a DUI
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:48A
Critics: DUI checkpoints straying from mission
AP SACRAMENTO — A week after Nora Ramos gave birth by Caesarean section, she found herself walking five miles home with her husband and four children. On their way from the hospital in Modesto, the family had been stopped at a DUI
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:48A
Critics: DUI checkpoints straying from mission
AP SACRAMENTO — A week after Nora Ramos gave birth by Caesarean section, she found herself walking five miles home with her husband and four children. On their way from the hospital in Modesto, the family had been stopped at a DUI
Updated: 05/23/2011 02:48A
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