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WKYT 27 - You can never really predict the issues that will come up in campaigns . In Kentucky that seems really true. The Red Light controversy in Lexington proved an issue that seemed to come out of nowhere. That's where Mayor Teresa Isaac said using

Arson Suspect Arrested In Calumet
WLUC TV 6 - NEW YORK Stocks turned in a mixed showing today, with the Dow industrials closing at a six-year high. The blue chip index finished with a gain of 64 points, the Nasdaq composite index was down eight points. And the S-and-P 500 added a point and a

The Monitor Blogs
McAllen Monitor - 1) Thou Shalt Not Let Anyone Else Use Your Account (We want to make sure they've seen the user agreement.) 2) Thou Shalt Not Post Anything Vulgar, Hateful Or Otherwise Attack Anyone's Race, Religion, Sexual Orientation (Please, can't we all just get

How a hill tribe from Laos changed a Pennsylvania tradition
Allentown Morning Call - First of a four-part series arathi Palua is sewing in the tropi cal sunshine. His head, shaved but for a few black tufts, is bent in concentration and his long fingers deftly pull a silver needle through the heavy fabric. He is 13, gangly, all legs

All-Baseball.com, part of MVN
All-Baseball.com - News Item: April 17, 1908 John Peter Wagner signs his 1908 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates, much to the relief of manager Fred Clarke. Considering that Mr. Wagner better known as Honus to most of you is the second-best player

State's HIV list to require names
Boston Online - Massachusetts public health authorities later this year will begin requiring that doctors report to the state the name of anyone testing positive for HIV. The change, from the current system of using codes to identify cases, is part of a national