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Recoating crumbling basement walls
The Philadelphia InquirerQ: Our 1920s Colonial has a stone foundation with some sort of cement coating on the interior. Much of the coating has flaked off, exposing the mortar joints, which are disintegrating. We recently had a sump pump and French drain installed in the...Tags: Limes, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
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COLUMN: Subway knows how to pass inspections
I looked at a lot of restaurant scores earlier this week for a story I wrote on restaurants that failed inspections. The South Dakota Department of Health listed eight (later corrected to seven) Aberdeen restaurants on its website as scoring below 80,...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Subway Transportation Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, Immigration
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Harford Community College sponsors Clear Your Clutter Day April 27
Harford Community College and Sappari Solutions Professional Organizing will provide a one-stop location for people to clear the clutter in their homes in an environmentally responsible way. The third annual Clear Your Clutter Day is planned Saturday,...Tags: ShopRite, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Harford Community College, Passenger Cars
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Danville girl aspires to be a writer
kpeek@amnews.comWhen she was younger, Reagan Jennings never enjoyed writing. She remembers one long piece at the end of her fifth-grade year, followed by the encouragement of her McGuffey Sixth Grade Center teacher Vickie Robbins being the two things that pushed her to... -
Governor picks attorney in St. Robert as new judge in Pulaski County
WAYNESVILLE, Mo. -- Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday appointed Ronda Cortesini of Waynesville, as Pulaski County associate circuit judge. The position became available upon the appointment by Gov. Nixon of Associate Circuit Judge Greg Warren as circuit judge...Tags: Regional Authority, U.S. Army, Bullfighting, Army National Guard, Judges
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It's A Gray Area: We should be skeptical of our government
People in our country mostly seem to possess an innate faith in government. Probably that has evolved because, while our governments generally are unnecessarily expensive, wasteful and intrusive, they have not been overtly corrupt like so many others...Tags: Citigroup Incorporated, George W. Bush, Libertarian Party, World Vision, Barack Obama
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Habitat attack was unwarranted, unfair
The perception of our affordable housing project in Glendale was clouded during the Rossmoyne Council Candidates Forum. The city bought the Geneva property several years before San Gabriel Valley Habitat for Humanity was involved in the project. It...Tags: Housing and Urban Planning, Politics, Interior Policy
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News briefs for March 13
Habitat beginning construction service HARRODSBURG — Habitat for Humanity Mercer County will have a Service of Blessing for the beginning of construction of the Michael and Katherine Holly Partner Family home. The brief service will be held at 3...
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Centre named to President¿s education honor roll for 2013
Centre College recently was named to the 2013 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. This designation is the highest honor a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning and civic...
Tags: Education, Hurricane Katrina (2005), Human Interest, Teaching and Learning, U.S. Department of Education
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Martinsburg to host one of 12 forums on needs of poor children in W.Va.
richardb@herald-mail.comA move to increase awareness of the needs of poor children across West Virginia comes to the Eastern Panhandle on Saturday in a forum on child poverty, one of 12 being hosted across the state. The “Our Children, Our Future” forum, at Westview...Tags: Poverty, Social Issues, Christianity, Religion and Belief, Methodist
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Patricia A. Savage, 74
Patricia Ann (Daley) Savage, 74, of Hagerstown, passed away peacefully Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013, in the care of her four children. Born May 1, 1938, in LaCrosse, Wis., she was the daughter of the late Thomas Richard and Ruth Signora (Iverson) Daley. She...
Tags: College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Education, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Mount Airy, Charles Street
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Glendale City Council candidates rail against spending on low-income housing
Several City Council candidates railed against spending on low-income housing in Glendale at a candidate forum Thursday night, specifically pointing to the high costs of a Habitat for Humanity project completed last year. Some candidates compared the...Tags: Local Elections, Housing and Urban Planning, Personal Income, Politics, Interior Policy
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