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Click to enlarge President Obama speaks in New York seeking support for regulations that he says will to end bailouts and close loopholes. (White House Photo, Samantha Appleton, 22/4/10)
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UPDATE: W.Va. Trooper Critical After Being Hit by Car
A State Police trooper remains in critical condition after being hit by a passing vehicle during a traffic stop in Ritchie County.
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Trenton School adds counselor to staff
Trenton School has a counselor this year after years of not having a counselor.
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HERALD SPECIAL REPORT | To recover, small businesses in our area are diversifying
MANATEE — The recession packed one relentless punch after another when it hit the U.S. economy.
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Autism Walk Draws Crowd
About 900 people turned out at Ritter Park Saturday morning to raise awareness about Autism.
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Briefly: April 24
Read about what’s happening in and around Plymouth.
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MONTGOMERY: School budget overwhelmingly defeated
Voters in the Montgomery Township School District on Tuesday defeated the proposed 2010-11 school budget by a vote of 2,514 to 1,721, according to district business administrator Tom Venanzi.
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Gardner tries again for rainy day fund
Less than three weeks remain in the General Assembly’s 2010 legislative session, but state Rep.
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Auction history, technology meld
The air was thick with the aroma of smoked meat as Jim Selbe hustled across the Memorial Building’s hardwood floors and squeezed into the tiny kitchen.
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Congress considers easing student-loan burdens
Valisha Cooks, 28, graduated from the University of Phoenix in 2007 with almost $90,000 in debt, a sum so large she ended up filing for bankruptcy.
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