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Pen High's junior boys volleyball team are the Best of the West. The Lakers travelled to Kelowna to compete in the tournament losing just once to the Kelowna Secondary School Owls in the final. However, they came back and won the third game 15-5 to win
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:30P
Law School project proving beneficial
Every week in class, students spend two hours learning about criminal law and an additional 10 hours investigating cases of inmates who might have been wrongfully convicted. They look at the evidence, witness accounts, legal issues, and DNA results
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:29P
Law School project proving beneficial
Every week in class, students spend two hours learning about criminal law and an additional 10 hours investigating cases of inmates who might have been wrongfully convicted. They look at the evidence, witness accounts, legal issues, and DNA results
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:29P
On the streets, state, local authorities make gains against DWI
Of those arrested, 15 have been behind bards before on DWI charges. This past weekend alone authorities administered 24 mandatory blood draws under Bexar County's No Refusal Program. The No Refusal Program is an initiative of the District Attorney's
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:25P
Hearing Monday For Sheley In Whiteside County
"We're all very gratified by the jury's verdict. But our fist and foremost concern, as it has been since the beginning, is justice for the Randall family," said Pepmeyer. A jury of eight men and four women found Nicholas Sheley guilty Monday of
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:24P
Beginning of the end for photo radar
But that only applies to traditional traffic enforcement. Under photo enforcement, dangerous drivers can continue to flout the law as long as they pay their tickets. Think about it. We should throw our support behind Fielding on this one and start
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:23P
Lawsuit threatened against state over Mont. mines
AP , 09.20.11, 07:10 PM EDT BILLINGS, Mont. -- Environmental groups representing Montana ranchers downstream of coal mines have notified regulators that they intend to sue the state unless more is done to prevent water pollution from mining.
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:23P
Losing a son-in-law (and a grill guy)
My daughter just got divorced, and although she and her ex get along well, she is still angry at his live-in brother, who indulged in some very hostile comments during the divorce. She warned me not to invite him to our cookout. When my ex-son-in-law
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:23P
Universal Sues Former COO for Breach of Contract
Universal Studios Home Entertainment has filed a lawsuit against its former COO alleging the executive abruptly left his job Sept. 2 without notice to take the CFO position at another company. The suit, filed Sept. 13 in Los Angeles Superior Court,
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:22P
Jarrettsville man held without bail after fifth DUI charge
"It seems to me that if he has access to a car it's only a matter of time until he kills someone," Assistant State's Attorney Mary Buck said during Ziemann's bail review hearing in Harford County District Court Tuesday. Eva Cocherham, appearing at the
Updated: 09/20/2011 07:21P
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