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Primeval 5.01 Review
VERDICT What better way to kick off a new series of Primeval (and the producers have decided that this is series five, not series 4.2 or whatever) than with a few sarky remarks from Lester and a workman getting carted off in the beast-of-the-week's
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
Senate Debates Immigrant Tuition Legislation
It's likely that children of parents in the country without legal immigration status will be eligible for in-state tuition, but some senators have concerns about what propsed legislation will mean for legal residents.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
Clay Commission approves second measure targeting large Wells Road clubs
That ordinance applies to establishments operating under quota alcohol sales licenses on premises larger than 4750 square feet within 500 feet on either side of Wells Road from the Orange Park town limits to just west of Blanding Boulevard in the
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
The Watts Towers, Sturdy Survivors
But the area is also known for an act of creation and creativity—one belonging to the realm of fantasy art. Just blocks from the epicenter of the riots stand The Watts Towers, an amalgam of steel, concrete and multihued ornaments that graze the sky
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
WIS News 10 - Columbia, South Carolina |Mom accused of killing kids filed for
AP National Video More>> AP Exclusive: Former Palin aide pens tell-all By SHEILA V KUMAR AP DENVER (AP) - A Colorado mother accused of killing her two children was going through divorce and bankruptcy proceedings when she allegedly called police to
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
More On The Anti Trust Investigation Of Container Ocean Freight Carriers
A failure by a major shipping line due to a temporary downturn could prove catastrophic whereas permanently lower traffic levels coupled with overcapacity would mean failures were inevitable. With new build ships ordered years ago now coming on stream
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:57P
Ex-warden: Bible-only jail policy in SC too strict
"Our inmates are only allowed to receive soft-back bibles in the mail directly from the publisher," First Sergeant K. Habersham wrote in a July email to publishers, explaining the jail's policy. "They are not allowed to have magazines, newspapers,
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:56P
Right-Wing Media Attack Geithner For Staving Off Economic Disaster
By suspending investments into the civil service retirement and disability fund, as well as putting off reinvestments into another big retirement bucket known as the G-Fund, Treasury could "claw back" up to $202 billion, estimates Reuters.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:56P
Quincy fugitive caught, escaped and caught again in 600 block of South 14th
by law enforcement on foot about 1 pm Tuesday until being captured in the 600 block of South 14th. Adams County Chief Deputy Fred Kientzle said Henry Blackwell, 33, was arrested by US marshals about noon at 12th and Harrison after a traffic stop.
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:56P
Closing act: Jury says no to Ringling circus heirs lawsuit
Irvin Feld died in 1984 and passed his ownership of Feld Entertainment and most of his wealth to his son, leading Karen Feld to file her first lawsuit against her brother. She won a settlement from that case and reached an agreement with her brother
Updated: 05/24/2011 03:56P
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