Helpers begin to Stamp Out Hunger (Orillia Packet & Times)
More people are putting their feet down this year and taking part in the annual Stamp Out Hunger food and cash drive. Organized by [...]
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Cross Gates collecting, donating bicycles to CCC families (St. Tammany News)
Needy local families can receive both a spiritual and a physical boost this holiday season, courtesy of Cross Gates Athletic Club.
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Preparing for the Holidays (KFYR-TV Bismarck)
To get ready for the holidays, you need to have a plan. And the first place to start is organized Christmas.com. Here, you can find a Christmas Countdown, with a day-by-day check list of holiday tips to get you through the season.
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Downtown to feature parade, events (Farmington Press)
Downtown Farmington will be celebrating the holidays with the annual Christmas Parade coming up Dec. 8. The theme this year is “Christmas Cards from Home”.
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Clear the air on cover-up (Trinidad Express)
Opposition Leader Basdeo Panday is calling on Acting Police Commissioner James Philbert "to urgently and emphatically refute the perception of an institutionalised cover-up in the circumstances surrounding the police killing of five people in Wallerfield in August last year".
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Briefly in Tompkins (The Ithaca Journal)
As part of The Ithaca Journal's coverage of Barack Obama's inauguration as president of the United States on Jan. 20, 2009, we would like to involve area residents in our news coverage before and after the event.
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Wilma L. Amos Loved cats and her garden (Observer-Reporter)
Wilma L. Amos, 53, of Richeyville, died at 1:39 p.m. Sunday, November 30, 2008, in her home. She was born December 28, 1954, in Hampton, Va., a daughter of William Amos of Brownsville and Dorothy Fatula Robaugh of Cokeburg.
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Search the Archives (The Pitt News)
This is the seventh installment in a series of reports from Lindsay Carroll, who enrolled in the Citizens' Police Academy, a 15-week training course run by the Pittsburgh Bureau of Police.
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Nobody Rides for Free (Washington City Paper)
In January, Metro will eliminate the bus transfers that have become a fixture of local commutes. One of the reasons for the move, says Metro, is to end the assaults that drivers have sustained after fighting with passengers about paper slips.
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Exotic funds in limelight (Gulf Daily News)
MANAMA: The global meltdown has put alternative investment firmly in focus with people having had their fingers and bank balances severely burnt in traditional markets.
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