Harris living the dream, either here or there
In a few hours, there's a chance Carolina Panthers linebacker Nic Harris will be looking for a new home.
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Where the sales are
News of a recent 27 percent drop in housing sales in July has captured headlines across the country and painted a gloomy outlook for the nation's economic recovery, but the news is not all doom and gloom for every part of the country.
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College Top 25 Football Capsules: Alabama's Ingram to miss opener with knee injury
Mark Ingram's run for a second Heisman Trophy has been put on hold, and possibly even derailed, before the Alabama tailback had a chance to gain a single yard.
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Waste Management Announces Expansion of Organics Recycling Services
Waste Management, Inc. today announced it has acquired a majority equity interest in Garick LLC, a leading manufacturer, marketer and distributor of organic lawn and garden products that will accelerate the expansion of Waste Management's organics recycling services and development of value added organic products.
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âGreen Fair of the Chathamsâ beckons young and old Sept. 11
THE CHATHAMS – Get ready to “go green” with Chatham Borough and Chatham Township’s joint third annual “Green Fair of the Chathams” from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11, at Reasoner Park, site of the Chatham Community Gazebo off Fairmount Avenue in Chatham Borough.
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Downtown Revitalization receives over $1/2 million
As renovations to the Courthouse lawn are under way to link the charm of Dyer County's past to its economic future, city officials traveled to Nashville to take the next step in restoring the city's...
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Painting for Humanity: Neighbors pitch in to help friend battling cancer
When the opportunity arose to paint his neighbor's house, Storm Laker Jack Kooker says he jumped at the chance, if it meant he would no longer have to stare at that 'dang ugly,' pinkish colored hue...
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Where the sales are: Local home market still thriving
News of a recent 27 percent drop in housing sales in July has captured headlines across the country and painted a gloomy outlook for the nation's economic recovery, but the news is not all doom and gloom for every part of the country.
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Tinton Falls clerk to retire after 23 years
BY KENNY WALTER Staff Writer TINTON FALLS — After serving the borough for more than 23 years, Borough Clerk Karen Mount-Taylor will retire before the holiday season. Mount-Taylor said in an interview last week that her last day with the borough will be Oct. 29. read more
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Northwest Indiana education briefs
CHESTERTONArt classes: Artist and educator Marsha Demkovich will teach art classes for children from preschool age through 16 years old at the Chesterton Art Center, 115 S. 4th St.Class sessions run monthly, Sept. 7 through May 26, and follow the Duneland School Corp. calendar.Classes met weekly, and include all ages and skill levels. The tuition fee is $55 per month for preschool students, and ...
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