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ARFF strengthens communication during crash fires
Aircraft Rescue Firefighting and medical personnel from the Robert M. Casey Medical and Dental Clinic quickly responded to a simulated emergency crash landing on the southern end of the old runway here during Active Shield 2011, March 1.
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:02P
Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky begins liquidation sale Friday
US Bankruptcy Judge Caryl Delano issued an order late Wednesday approving the details of the sale by the companies after Robb & Stucky, with more than $60 million in debts, was unable to come up with another way to keep the stores open.
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:02P
Fort Myers-based Robb & Stucky begins liquidation sale Friday
US Bankruptcy Judge Caryl Delano issued an order late Wednesday approving the details of the sale by the companies after Robb & Stucky, with more than $60 million in debts, was unable to come up with another way to keep the stores open.
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:02P
Investigation of Fatal Crash on Silver Strand Continues; Friend of Driver
Photo taken on the day of the accident, as investigators taped off the area. As authorities probe further into the March 3 crash that killed Jamie Summer Guillen and Roosevelt Lewis Jr., many details are still unclear. Guillen was the driver of a Ford
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:02P
The 'Utah Way' toward immigration reform
The compact helped swing public opinion in Utah away from the illegal-immigrant bashers who admired Arizona's law. "They've had their 15 minutes in the media and now the adults are going to start talking about how to handle matters," said Paul Mero,
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:01P
Judge halts harassment suit against American Apparel CEO
LOS ANGELES A New York judge has temporarily halted a $250 million sexual harassment lawsuit brought by a former employee against Dov Charney, the controversial chief executive of American Apparel Inc. The ruling
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:01P
Study says Oklahoma, Lousiana state pensions first to crash
By PATRICK B. MCGUIGAN — In a new analysis from Professor Joshua Rauh of Northwestern University, Oklahoma and Louisiana are the first of 10 states that will run out of money to pay pensions beginning in five years. Rauh's analysis was updated this
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:00P
Editorial: Close-knit Ash united in sorrow as school loses three students
In recent weeks Ash has been hit twice – first the death of a teenager in what the sheriff's office has said was a hunting accident, and this week a family of four who were killed when their car hit a school bus head-on. The school bus driver and her
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:00P
Bexar County jailer accused by federal indictment of violating 2 prisoners
A Justice Department statement issued Thursday says the indictment charges 33-year-old Raymond Quintero of San Antonio with two counts of violating the civil rights of detainees at the Bexar County Detention Center. The statement says Quintero is
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:00P
State election candidate Jake Cassar to appeal guilty verdict in assault case
After the verdict Mr Cassar released a statement through his solicitor Samar Singh-Panwar of Conditsis and Associates, Gosford. ``Mr Cassar has always maintained his innocence and the fact is that he was acquitted of breaking Mr Bryan's jaw,
Updated: 03/10/2011 09:00P
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