Obama: Economy coming back in backyard chat
Admittedly wary of losing touch, President Barack Obama has returned to the comfort of backyard politics, assuring a polite gathering of middle-class neighbours that the economy is coming around "slowly but surely".
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Obama sits down with average Americans
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Admittedly wary of losing touch, President Barack Obama returned to the comfort of backyard politics
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GoodRandomHouse Reveals He's Not a Crusader
Good Random House speaks. Or more accurately, he tweets. This exclusive interview was conducted on Thursday, September 2, 2010, live on Twitter. It was his idea, and I thought it was a brilliant one, until the interview actually got underway.
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Community rallies around man with no power, water
Joseph Shelton cooked a meal in his house on Tuesday for the first time in 14 years. He has lived without electricity or running water since 1996 and was happy to continue that way until the city of Columbus gave him 30 days to turn on his utilities.
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Lake Tapawingo man prepares for 100th birthday
“I don’t know what the big deal is,” Andrew Leone said.
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Oak Lawn's Unity Party not so unified
Close to a year after a rift in Oak Lawn's Unity Party was first publicized, a recent letter from some of its members has officially acknowledged the split. The letter from Mayor Dave Heilmann's former political allies was released earlier this month after Heilmann announced he was holding an Aug. 27 fundraiser at the Oak Lawn Hilton. "So many people contacted us to ask if the Oak Lawn Unity ...
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Much Ado About Publishing
Good Random House speaks. Or more accurately, he tweets. This exclusive interview was conducted on Thursday, September 2, 2010, live on Twitter. It was his idea, and I thought it was a brilliant one, until the interview actually got underway.
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New Trier Daycare Center Raises Eyebrows
The same school district that had its $174 million renovation referendum roundly defeated by voters just spent more than $500,000 on a daycare facility exclusively for teachers' kids. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine went out to see what that kind of money buys – and why.
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On political tour, Obama gets in a backyard chat
While raising millions for Democrats, Obama talks to families, too, so he won't 'lose touch'
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U.S. House candidate hosts forum on economy
EAST GOSHEN — A crowd composed mostly of frustrated liberals and tea party activists attended a forum on the economy Monday night at the township building.
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