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Couples stick together for sake of economy
“I picked a really, really rotten time to decide I wanted to divorce,” said Beverly Wesner. As the economy gains steam, family law experts expect that more of these couples will finally get into a financial position to end their marriages.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:39A
Breaking up is hard to do because of the economy
“I picked a really, really rotten time to decide I wanted to divorce,” said Beverly Wesner. As the economy gains steam, family law experts expect that more of these couples will finally get into a financial position to end their marriages.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:39A
Redbox Looks to Woo Blu-ray Renters
That's according to an article by Home Media Magazine. Blockbuster, which today will ask a bankruptcy court to allow it to sell the company, has been forced to close hundreds of stores across the nation. Consequently, many home video enthusiasts have
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:39A
St. Catharines man charged in paratransit crash
Police say the driver stopped at the scene and then drove away with the injured Niagara-on-the-Lake woman still in the vehicle. Kenneth Bergsma is charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm and failing to report an accident.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:39A
Michigan man charged with texting/driving in death
Jerry Joseph is accused of causing a crash that killed 78-year-old Irene Paquin of Attica Township on Nov. 30. Authorities say Joseph, of Lapeer, ran a stop sign and broadsided a vehicle driven by Paquin's husband. State police Lt. Patrick McGreevy
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:38A
Head-on crash closes SR 44 near Rushville
State Police tell 24-Hour News 8 the accident, ½ mile west of Rushville, left one person trapped in the vehicle. Troopers say one person was flown to an area hospital by medical helicopter. There is no word on the second person involved in the crash.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:38A
Ex Bulgarian Defense Minister Trial Reported at Dead-lock
On November 24, special surveillance tapes were shown for the first time in an "open doors" court trial in Bulgaria. On Monday, Tsonev, was acquitted on the third and last count of abuse of power in another case which was tired by the military court.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:37A
Vehicle rollover on Fowler Street in Fort Myers
Gabriella Souza/news-press.com A rollover crash is causing traffic delays on the southbound lanes of Fowler Street in Fort Myers. The crash, which appears to have involved solely a tan sedan, was reported around 6:20. The tan sedan turned into the
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:37A
Bringing the billions back: how Africa and Europe can end illicit capital flight
These are written by Attiya Waris from Tax Justice Network Africa and by the Budget Working Group of Policy Forum in Tanzania. Every year huge unreported flows of money are leaving developing countries, ending up in rich countries or tax havens.
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:37A
Judge refuses to expand lawsuit against MO plant
CARTHAGE, MO (AP) - A southwest Missouri judge has denied a motion by two Carthage women to expand their lawsuit against a local biofuels plant into a class action. Cynthia Sundy and Tricia Orr are suing Renewable Environmental Solutions for damages
Updated: 03/10/2011 08:36A
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