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Editorial: 40000 pot users in the city? Give or take 39952
Many California cities continue to use zoning to bar storefront marijuana sales altogether — whatever the criminal law says.) But if the hypothetical 40000 pot smokers make for an alarming but dubious figure, the Shasta County Health and Human Services
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:15A
Lammermuir turbine judicial review refused
CAMPAIGNERS have all but given up hope of preventing a huge wind farm being built at Fallago Rig in the Lammermuir Hills after a Court of Session verdict went against them. Judge Lord McEwan decided there was no need for a judicial review,
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:15A
Four-year-old boy dies after six-foot steel door falls on him
Garda in the area have described the incident as a “tragic accident”. The boy was playing in a yard beside his home in Donegal Town when a six-foot steel door fell on him around 5.30pm yesterday evening, BBC News reports. The boy was pronounced dead
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:15A
TN Supreme Court may shape alimony
If the Supreme Court upholds the Court of Appeals, Murray said, it could open the door to allowing more alimony decisions to be reviewed across the state. “Simply disagreeing (with the trial court judge) is not enough, but the appellate court ruled
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:15A
TN Supreme Court may shape alimony
If the Supreme Court upholds the Court of Appeals, Murray said, it could open the door to allowing more alimony decisions to be reviewed across the state. “Simply disagreeing (with the trial court judge) is not enough, but the appellate court ruled
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:15A
Hearing delayed for driver in fatal upstate NY bus wreck; Megabus crash killed
AP SYRACUSE, NY — A court hearing has been postponed for the driver of a double-decker Megabus that smashed into a low bridge in upstate New York, killing four passengers. The pretrial hearing for 60-year-old John Tomaszewski (tom-uh-SHEV'-skee),
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:14A
Cuomo Withdraws from ICE's Secure Communities Program
Andrew M. Cuomo suspended New York's participation in the Federal Immigration Program-Secure Communities. “There are concerns about the implementation of the program as well as its impact on families, immigrant communities and law enforcement in New
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:14A
Great Race, after 4-year layoff, will run through Capital Region
through the Capital Region to the finish line in Bennington, Vt. Hemmings Motor News, the Bennington-based publication for enthusiasts of vintage cars, is reviving the race, after the original sponsors sought bankruptcy court protection in 2007.
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:13A
Cheney police sergeant to coordinate proactive drug enforcement
Beghtol joined the CPD two months ago, at a time when the department was dealing with reorganization—Beghtol replaced longtime Cheney Lt. Dave Mather to create a three-sergeant structure—and new challenges, including short staffing and increasing drug
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:13A
TAMMERLIN DRUMMOND: Having your day in traffic court
The "traffic courtesy notice" arrived in the mail. The penalty for disobeying a sign was $219, which I had absolutely no intention of paying. I soon discovered what a number of you have also probably experienced: that the traffic court system is rigged
Updated: 06/03/2011 03:13A
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