Granite Hill Estates to Conduct Open House
Saturday, September 25, 2010, From 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
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The Gospel According to Paul: Louisville Magazine's inside look at U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul [News]
This article appeared in the September 2010 issue of Louisville Magazine . To subscribe, please visit loumag.com . It’s a story Ayn Rand could almost have written herself: The world economy is in shambles. The debt is ballooning. The government is out of control. It falls to one brilliant small-town doctor to save us. read more
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The Off Season: Taking in the ‘cultural’ experience we call the State Fair
I suspect that some member or another of our family has made an annual pilgrimage to the Indiana State Fair — that legendary land of fatty foods and horse barns — since corn dogs were first put on sticks; as long as “Carter had pills,” my mom used to say. The fair is a mixture of the new and the familiar, of the traditional and the trendy, of ancient harvesting machinery and inflatable purple ...
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Attleboro Woman Stung 500 Times
Fire officials in Attleboro say a woman was stung more than 500 times after disturbing a yellow jackets' nest on her property.
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EAST WINDSOR: Journey of helping others helped him find himself
EAST WINDSOR — He set out to help other people, but he ended up finding himself along the way.
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Thank you and kudos
First Annual Caladium Musicale Robert and Marlene Barger are to be commended for hosting such a wonderful evening at the Placid Lakes Country Club recently. Gary Filip was the Master of Ceremony for the evening and he together with a wonderful variety of singers kept us well entertained for the evening. It was such a repertoire of country to light opera.
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County: Changes Needed At West Lawn Cemetery
The only cemetery Shawnee County owns is up for new management. County commissioners want to make changes at West Lawn Memorial Cemetery near I-70 and Auburn Road.
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Q&A: Key on SCF and Quake
PAUL Prime Minister John Key got into Christchurch yesterday afternoon to check out the damage and to show solidarity with his old home town. He flew home again last night, and is with us on Q+A this morning, thank you for coming in.
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'West Lawn can feel safe'
A blond-haired girl in pink riding a scooter. A dad throwing a football with his son. A man mowing his lawn.That was the scene in the 6100 block of South Kildare on Friday afternoon -- less than 50 yards from where four men, their feet, hands and mouths bound with duct tape, were fatally shot in a garage about 8:30 p.m. the night before.Police are being tight-lipped -- offering no motive and ...
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The Savvy Senior: For seniors on the go, consider these alternative travel accommodations
Dear Savvy Senior,
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