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Fairfield's History Starts on East Coast
FOX40 NewsFairfield’s history started over 150 years ago and on the other side of the country in Fairfield, Connecticut, which was the hometown of Captain Robert H. Waterman. After sailing around the world five times, he and his wife decided to move to the... -
Election 2012: Democrats, Republicans offer clear choice on taxes
At the center of the fall campaigns, from the presidential race on down, is whether to extend all or some of President George W. Bush's temporary tax cuts which are set to expire at the end of the year. President Barack Obama wants the Bush-tax cuts to...
Tags: George Allen, Old Dominion University, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Chesapeake City, Tax Credits
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Columnist George Will: From Utah, with Love
SALT LAKE CITY — A specter is haunting the Congressional Black Caucus, the specter of integration. It is discomforting enough that the now 43-member CBC has included a Republican since 2011, when Florida’s Allen West became the first...Tags: The Washington Post, Elections, University of Hartford, John Kerry, Walter Mondale
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High rent society
RedEyeNo one knows better than Jeremy Dubin that now is a great time to buy a house. And yet Dubin, an @Properties real estate broker, sold his Roscoe Village townhouse in the spring and moved into his new place—a luxury apartment in Goose Island. His...Tags: Real Estate Buyers, Realty, Apartments, Real Estate, Near South Side
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Nonresident inmates not increasing much in S.D. prison system
American News CorrespondentPIERRE — Depending on the day, about 11 percent of the inmates in the state’s prison system this summer were from places other than South Dakota. It’s not a figure the state Department of Corrections had recently tracked. A letter...Tags: Prisons, Crime, Law and Justice
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Grapes Pre-date Cityhood in Lodi
FOX40 NewsYou know you’re a great city when Credence Clearwater Revival writes a song about you, which is the case for Lodi. However, Lodi wasn’t always called that. When the train was slated to come in 1869, the town was originally named “...Tags: Woodbridge
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Redistricting leaves open seat on water board
A new board member will have to be appointed to the James River Water Development District. The district declared Larry Lovrien's seat vacant at the district's meeting at the Ramkota in Aberdeen on Sept. 11. Lovrien of Aberdeen, now representing...Tags: Elections, Politics
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Vista Latina: Census Bureau considering changes to Hispanic ethnicity, race question
Staff Writer, Copy EditorWhenever he finds himself filling out forms that pose questions about race and ethnicity, such as the once-a-decade federal census, Ruben Valenzuela looks for the appropriate box to fill in. Yet, if none of the options are to his liking, he simply...Tags: United States Census Bureau, Psychology, Science and Technology, Medical Specialization, Demographics
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South Dakota faces looming gap in workforce
American News CorrespondentPIERRE — For a guy who grew up long ago in Carthage, most recently population 144 in the 2010 census and likely still shrinking up there off the main highways in rural Miner County, Sidney Goss sure gets around. That isn’t a bad thing....Tags: Education, Teachers, Teaching and Learning, Demographics
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North Dakota state senator recovering from farm accident
PARK RIVER, N.D. (AP) - North Dakota state Sen. Joe Miller, R-Park River, is on the road - not only the campaign trail for the November election - but the road to recovery from an Aug. 13 farm accident. Miller was discharged Aug. 31 from First Care... -
Alaska Primary Elections Set for Tuesday
Channel 2 NewsMore than 186,000 voters in the Anchorage area have registered to vote in Alaska's primary elections on Tuesday. The polls open Aug. 28 at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. For a full list of polling place locations in the state, click here. Election officials...Tags: Sharon Cissna, Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection, Elections, Democratic Party
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FLOODWATER LEAVES WAUBAY AWASH IN UNCERTAINTY
jnatalie-lees@aberdeennews.comWAUBAY — Twenty-nine homes in Waubay have been bought by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to be moved or demolished, leaving city officials to wonder about the long-term future of the town. Last year, flooding forced families from their...Tags: Auction Service, FEMA, Lakes and Ponds, Homes
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