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Take a break: read a book for fun
School is a full-time job. The better part of the day, five days a week, is spent in class.
Edinboro to open football schedule at Hall of Fame
The Fighting Scots, 4-6 last season, open against GLIAC member Walsh University at Fawcette Stadium in a Thursday night game on Sept.
Miss. mayoral primaries narrow candidate fields
In Vicksburg, The Vicksburg Post was reporting late Tuesday that Rep. George Flaggs, Jr., was easily leading five other Democratic candidates with all 11 precincts reporting.
City Council considers housing development
The community's housing needs now and in the future were at the top of the agenda Monday night for the City Council of Webster City.
S'Gor Death Knell for Najib: Instead to retaking the stake at all costs, Umno ceded two-thirds
Datuk Seri Najib Razak had made the capture of Selangor state his prime objective in the 13th General Elections .
PW Online and On Air: Week of May 6, 2013
Does National Poetry Month do anything to sell poetry books? Not this year. PW compared sales of the 50 bestselling poetry titles in April and March 2013.
Payrolls in U.S. Rise 165,000 as Unemployment Rate Drops
Employment picked up more than forecast in April and the jobless rate unexpectedly declined to a four-year low of 7.5 percent, showing employers are confident about the economic outlook in the face of federal budget cuts.
Take a musical break in Sweden's handsome capital, where a new museum devoted to its most famous foursome is about to open, says Simon Calder Simon Calder is Travel Editor at Large for The Independent, writing a weekly column, various articles and features as well as filming a weekly video diary.
Community Medical Center Promotes Women's Health with Living Well Event
Community Medical Center will host Living Well in celebration of national Women's Health Week.
Parksville-Qualicum Beach News
A call for delay of development
By John Harding - Parksville Qualicum Beach News Published: May 02, 2013 9:00 AM Updated: May 02, 2013 10:37 AM The Qualicum Beach Residents Association wants to put the brakes on the Clarion development in the village centre and is asking town council to defer the approval process until at least June.
SARU: Profits tumble; bosses get 107% increase
SARU'S 2012 annual report shows that full executive members of its executive council were awarded massive salary and bonus increases, even though the union suffered a huge slump in profits last year.
Lee's coffers surpass rivals' in Jackson mayor's race
If money talks in politics, Jonathan Lee's campaign has been talking the loudest by far in the Jackson mayoral race.
It's long past time for the sun to shine on Penn State, state-related universities: Editorial
If the schools don't want to play ball, there's a simple fix: Return the more than $500 million in taxpayer money you receive and go fully private.
Sound off: Should section of Natchez Trace be closed to car traffic?
Cyclists make their way along the bike path Sunday on the Natchez Trace Parkway near I-55 in Ridgeland.
Coming Today: Jackson mayoral debate live
The League of Women Voters of the Jackson Area is partnering with The Clarion-Ledger, WAPT-Channel 16 and Mississippi College School of Law for the debate before a live audience, timed for a week before the May 7 Democratic primary.
Coccadotts Cake Shop a runner-up on Food Networka s a Cupcake Warsa
Coccadotts Cake Shop, which has stores in Myrtle Beach and New York, finished second in its return to Food Network's "Cupcake Wars" on Sunday night.
The Award winning Clarion Inn Garden City offers a smoke free environment. Our property also has a smoke free cocktail lounge and restaurant.
Honour the fallen every day, RSL heads tells march
Mates Raymond Kennedy, 64,left, and George Papa, 74, prepare to march with the Artillery Association.
PRINCETON – Today, Thursday, April 25, a United Healthcare: Medicare Advantage meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. in the library meeting room.