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- Festival of Trees makes life a bit brighter for the needy
- Holidays in the Bay Area wouldn't be the same without Interfaith Caring Ministries Festival of Trees — when gaily decorated trees form a twinkling backdrop for some very special events in the South Shore Harbour Resort Crystal Ballroom in…
- Houston Community Newspapers
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- Real Estate : FOR RENT-APARTMENTS
- ... discrimination in the sale, rental or advertising of real estate based on factors in addition to those protected under federal law. In Maryland, discrimination based on marital status or physical or mental handicap is prohibited. In…
- Frederick News-Post
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- State budgets lean on property sales
- The Arizona House of Representatives’ office, one of the buildings the state is considering selling as part of a sale-leaseback program to raise cash, would cost a private owner more than $18 million. Lawmakers would continue to occupy the…
- Stateline
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Stateline- RichRod's job apparently safe — for now
- ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez addresses the media after his team lost to Ohio State. ANN ARBOR , Mich. — It seems unlikely Michigan will fire Rich Rodriguez after two awful seasons with an NCAA investigation looming, a…
- Morning Journal
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- Friday will tell what's in store for upcoming retail season
- When the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear the day after Thanksgiving, retailers will find out whether their hot deals are enough to end a months-long spending freeze in Inland Southern California, still rocked from the…
- Riverside Press Enterprise
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Riverside Press Enterprise- Editorial: Eminent domain shouldn't be abused
- There is little doubt that Riverside Center -- housing the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and Research Institute -- will benefit Roanoke more than the mostly decaying industries that occupied the location before. That progress,…
- Roanoke Times
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- Higher gas prices face holiday travelers
- Tennesseans are expected to travel less this Thanksgiving holiday than they did a year ago, but more Virginians will hit the road, area AAA officials project. And with all those travelers out and about, local public safety agencies are…
- TriCities.com
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TriCities.com- Outreach center opens for building materials
- A nonprofit plans to redistribute unused building materials to promote conservation, help keep families in their homes and lower energy bills. The River Valley Community Outreach Center in Gridley opened Saturday. A ribbon cutting for the…
- Appeal-Democrat
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- Latest Articles
- ... institutionalized in small orphanages called group homes… by exporting them. Placing American born children out of the country is nothing new. Quietly, approximately19 states including Oregon, Washington, California, Texas, Florida, New…
- Dissident Voice
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- U.S. nails Chinese drywall for woes in homes
- MIAMI -- What thousands of homeowners nationwide have believed about Chinese drywall was validated yesterday, when the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission said there is a link between the imported material and problems with corrosion…
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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