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S. Boston residents question developers on plans for E. 2nd St. condos
They worry it would add even more traffic to an already dense part of the neighborhood. The plans by developer Michael Indresano call for razing a one-story commercial structure on the 17500 square-foot lot and building a four-story 20-unit condominium
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:01P
Washington man among 11 dead in air show crash
A 47-year-old Washington man who loved airplanes has been identified as among the 11 people killed in a Reno air show crash. By CRISTINA SILVA Associated Press No comments have been posted to this article. A 47-year-old Washington man who loved
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:01P
Citizant Hires Studley, Expands Office Space in Chantilly
Citizant, a business transformation and information-sharing firm for national security and federal law enforcement agencies, has taken on another 2000 square feet at its headquarters office in Chantilly, Va. Citizant has selected Studley to provide
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:01P
Ex-Ohio trooper accused of mortgage and bankruptcy fraud, linked to alleged
He also is accused of under-reporting his income in a 2007 bankruptcy filing and of attempting to stop a witness from talking with law enforcement officers investigating him. The criminal complaint says some of the income under-reporting was related to
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:00P
Ex-Ohio trooper accused of mortgage and bankruptcy fraud, linked to alleged
He also is accused of under-reporting his income in a 2007 bankruptcy filing and of attempting to stop a witness from talking with law enforcement officers investigating him. The criminal complaint says some of the income under-reporting was related to
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:00P
Research Institute on Trial in Maine Brain Harvesting Case
Cyr, who received $150000 from Stanley---making at least $1000 per brain--is also a defendant in the lawsuit, along with the research institute's founder E. Fuller Torrey. The institute's practice of collecting brains from Maine's state morgue lasted
Updated: 09/20/2011 06:00P
Metro Council Supports Bridges Project
The Kennedy Bridge is enduring additional traffic due to the Sherman Minton closure. Local leaders said it shows the need for the Ohio River bridges project. "It is time now and the president can expedite that by a whole year," said former Jefferson
Updated: 09/20/2011 05:59P
Michigan man loses appeal of expulsion order for role in Nazi persecution of
Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer, head of the Justice Department's criminal division, said Kalymon and accomplices in the Ukrainian Police were indispensable participants in Nazi Germany's campaign to exterminate the Jews.
Updated: 09/20/2011 05:58P
Big jump in tickets issued for texting while driving in NY
Some law-enforcement officials said they've been able to set up traffic-enforcement programs to catch drivers, and the stings have been most effective when they use undercover vehicles. Chemung County Sheriff Christopher Moss said they've incorporated
Updated: 09/20/2011 05:58P
Ex-housing Chief Sues Philadelphia Newspapers
In a lawsuit filed on Friday in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court, Greene alleges the papers' “abusive muckraking attacks” were designed partly to boost sales during the news company's bankruptcy. The lawsuit says The Philadelphia Inquirer and
Updated: 09/20/2011 05:58P
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